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How To Grow Hydrangeas In Pots - Complete Care Guide 

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If you're dreaming about growing gorgeous Hydrangeas in pots - this guide is for you! In this video I'm sharing with you my best tips on how to grow Hydrangeas succesfully in pots! I'm explaining different Hydrangea tpyes and how to pick the best one for your garden, how to grow Hydrangeas in pots including watering and fertilizing, but most of all - How to make them bloom and what mistakes to avoid.
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@lionolee5480
@lionolee5480 4 месяца назад
You know you’re a gardener when you planted every inch of your spaces! Beautiful plants and information thank you!
@17m2garden
@17m2garden 4 месяца назад
Haha that's so true 😁🙌🏻! Glad you found this video helpful!
@galetimpone1712
@galetimpone1712 Год назад
Thank you for a very informative video. Your balcony garden is absolutely beautiful. With the detailed explanation of each type of hydrangea, and their wants and needs to grow as lovely as the ones you have grown is very helpful. You encourage a beginners to try and show how they too can succeed .
@Line-r2k
@Line-r2k Месяц назад
Your hydrangeas are SOOO BEAUTIFUL!!! And looking at your video, I've learned why my climbing Hydrangea Petiolaris have never bloomed!!! I have to treat it like Macrophyllas! I've tried to inform myself for years why they did not bloom and FINALLY watching your video I found the answer!!! Thanks a lot!
@francasimonetta3849
@francasimonetta3849 Месяц назад
Thank you for your video I had beautiful hydrangeas in my garden unfortunately had to sell my home and move to an apartment dew to my health I’m so happy after watching your video I can grow hydrangeas in a pot ❤😊
@zm9155
@zm9155 2 года назад
Thank you for the great help in taking care of the hydrangea. And your eucalyptus looks stunning.
@17m2garden
@17m2garden 2 года назад
Thank you so much! I'm glad that you found this video helpful 🙂
@ArturoSanchez-wu9xh
@ArturoSanchez-wu9xh Год назад
Thank you for the awesome advice! I definitely learned alot about my favorite flower thanks to you! Your Hydrangeas look stunning!! 😍
@lauriepowell3959
@lauriepowell3959 11 месяцев назад
Thank you for this lovely and informative video. Hydrangeas are one of my very favorite plants. I remember playing in my grandmother’s yard where there were many mop head hydrangeas. About once a week I would cut some blooms, poke holes in a paper plate and make a hat, held on my head by a long ribbon across it. I am now 70 and am having a real problem with any yard work where I have to lean over or squat down, and my back is protesting any time I try to dig a hole in the ground. I haven’t ever tried container gardening, but after watching this video, I am sure this will be manageable and rewarding. Merci ❤ beaucoup 💐
@17m2garden
@17m2garden 11 месяцев назад
Hello! Thank you so much for sharing this lovely story! I'm sorry to hear that you can no longer enjoy gardening as you used to. I think that container gardening definitely has its advantages and can be a good option for gardeners with limited mobility. Perhaps you could have someone install raised beds, taller pots or window boxes for you so that you can enjoy growing plants without having to bend over or squat 😊.
@MarlenesHomeandGarden
@MarlenesHomeandGarden 7 месяцев назад
Absolutely beautiful hydrangeas. Such gorgeous colors. I prune my mopheads in the Spring when the first little blooms appear. Beautiful balcony garden. 🌸 😊
@arham955
@arham955 2 года назад
U r looking like a flower of ur garden 😍
@pearlrawson8636
@pearlrawson8636 Год назад
Thank you for all of this good information on all hydrangeas! I also enjoyed the hummingbird that join you on your video!
@maringrachart
@maringrachart Год назад
Yes it did help me, Thk you! Loved how you described but off course I might read or listen more to absorb it😊😊
@LaterracicadeJoak
@LaterracicadeJoak 2 года назад
Stunning video! I'd loved every single second of it! And those plants! Gorgeous! Thanks! 😍
@17m2garden
@17m2garden 2 года назад
So kind of you to say that, thank you ☺️
@Vikette1000
@Vikette1000 Год назад
Thanks do much! I potted three types of hydrangeas and lost the labels so definitely needed the pruning advice.
@pruemaxwell1298
@pruemaxwell1298 8 месяцев назад
Thank you for your tips and what a beautiful garden you have!
@17m2garden
@17m2garden 8 месяцев назад
Many thanks 🫶 Glad you found this video helpful!
@ajinana1145
@ajinana1145 2 года назад
Wonderful information, really helpful
@17m2garden
@17m2garden 2 года назад
Glad to hear that 😊
@edenandkoi
@edenandkoi Год назад
Thank you so much for your informative video. I learned a lot. :)
@17m2garden
@17m2garden Год назад
I'm very happy to hear that 🥰🌸
@aeolia80
@aeolia80 Год назад
perfect youtube channel for me, lol. I live in France now, and we have a pretty long balcony, not too wide, but really long, south facing with little to no obstruction from other buildings, and it gets full sun from about 12pm to 6/7pm, like full sun. I tried growing begonias and dahlias, and I did get some blooms earlier in the summer, but they didn't tolerate the canicule/heatwave we had this summer, so while dahlias are my favorite flower, I'm trying to think of more hardy heat loving plants, and I was wondering about hydrangea, and since you're based in France and do balcony growing, I'm hoping I can learn some things here.
@17m2garden
@17m2garden Год назад
I am happy to hear that you found my channel helpful 🥰 Although my balcony is the opposite of yours - I only get a few hours of morning sunlight. This summer was tough, wasn't it? Even in the shade it was hard to keep plants happy... Oakleaf Hydrangeas (quercifolia) or panicle Hydrangeas (paniculata) can be grown in a full sun spot but you will have to water them a lot. But there are plenty of beautiful drought tolerant flowers in the alpines/rock garden category. Roses also love sunny spots and do well in pots 🌹
@user-vn9uz5xi4o
@user-vn9uz5xi4o 6 месяцев назад
I love hydrengas❤
@pavot3356
@pavot3356 2 года назад
Ton balcon est magnifique!!!
@17m2garden
@17m2garden 2 года назад
Merci 🥰
@himora3804
@himora3804 Год назад
Wonderful video! I have 3 in a big pot and I wasn't sure if could apply liquid fertilizer, I also eater them 3 times a week and in summer even daily due to the hot weather here, 91 degrees around... I will start fertilizing with liquid formula, I hope with this I will get more blooms
@17m2garden
@17m2garden Год назад
Thank you, glad you enjoyed it! That's a great idea and I'm sure it will make your plants very happy! Just make sure that your fertilizer is for flowering plants - low in Nitrogen but high in Potassium and Phosphorus.
@himora3804
@himora3804 Год назад
Will do, thanks!
@sophia9270
@sophia9270 2 года назад
Very interesting! Thank you Dominika! Have a nice week-end 😀
@17m2garden
@17m2garden 2 года назад
Hello! I'm happy that you liked it! Thank you, have a great weekend as well 😊🌸
@trudy-annwilliams4100
@trudy-annwilliams4100 3 месяца назад
Very informative video and gorgeous hydrangeas ! I planted 4 limelight hydrangea trees in pots on my lanai in Florida. After seeing your video I purchased Plagron alga bloom and green sensation but im nor sure how or when to use them . Could you please tell me how and when you used them ?
@17m2garden
@17m2garden 3 месяца назад
Hi! Thank you, I'm happy that you found this video helpful! Alga Bloom is a fertilizer that promotes flowering. Start using it once you notice those first flower buds. It will promote more blooms on ornamental plants or more fruit and veggies on your edible plants 🌸🍅🥒 Continue to use it weekly until your plant is done blooming (or done producing fruit/veg if you're gonna use it in your veggie garden too) Green Sensation is an additional booster, mix a tiny bit of it with Alga Bloom once your plant has some first flowers. I use these fertilizers weekly.
@trudy-annwilliams4100
@trudy-annwilliams4100 3 месяца назад
@17m2garden thank you so much 💓
@satendersingh214
@satendersingh214 2 года назад
Wow Very nice flowers plants and a very good information 👏👏👍👍🎈🎈
@17m2garden
@17m2garden 2 года назад
Glad you enjoyed the video ☺️
@Sherman1862
@Sherman1862 Год назад
Nice Hydrangeas!!!! Thank you for the awesome Content!!!! : ) I'm about to Pot up a Hydrangea that is in a 1/2 gallon pot i bought at grocery store.. ; )
@johnrichey6279
@johnrichey6279 Год назад
Thanks for the information ❤
@user-xg5vv4bz8c
@user-xg5vv4bz8c 2 месяца назад
Thank you for the info
@Biza718
@Biza718 Год назад
Hi! I love your balcony!! Your plants are beautiful!
@17m2garden
@17m2garden Год назад
Aww thank you so much 🥰
@pimm6678
@pimm6678 Год назад
So pretty
@17m2garden
@17m2garden Год назад
Thank you ☺️
@vannaandpheapvideos
@vannaandpheapvideos 2 года назад
thank you for sharing for this video.
@violetcolby4225
@violetcolby4225 2 года назад
Full of great information. In this video you say you fertilize every week and as soon as it starts to bloom. When do you STOP giving it fertilizer?
@17m2garden
@17m2garden 2 года назад
Thank you so much for your feedback, I'm very happy that you liked the video. That's a great question! If you are using liquid feed, you can stop fertilizing once the plant stops producing new flower heads and the old ones start to fade and wither.
@violetcolby4225
@violetcolby4225 2 года назад
Thank you so much for getting back to me quickly. I look forward to seeing more of your videos.
@MrWhitney4e
@MrWhitney4e 11 дней назад
Beautiful flowers you have! I am growing a few Hydrangeas in the Balcony for the first time this year. I am worried about how to keep them during the winter. Do I water them at all during the winter? My winter gets freezing cold (USDA zone 7) so I'm afraid watering the pot during the winter might freeze the roots and kill them. At the same time, I don't want to dry them to death if that's what's going to happen if I stopped watering the entire winter. Please help!!
@17m2garden
@17m2garden 11 дней назад
Hi! Water them occasionally throughout the fall until the first frost. If your balcony is not covered and they get some rain or melting snow during the winter, this may be just enough moisture. But I recommend checking on them once every two weeks or so, and if you notice that the soil is very dry, it is worth giving them a splash of water (when the temperatures are above freezing). I also recommend wrapping the pots in bubble wrap to prevent the soil in the pot from freezing (you can check out my video on how to overwinter potted plants for more tips). Hope this helps, good luck!
@FranciscoCruz-fd3pw
@FranciscoCruz-fd3pw Год назад
The cultivar of the oakleaf hydrangea in the video appears to be Snowflake(or possibly Snowcicle). It is a "double", or doubling, and of incomparable beauty.
@patriciaterry5539
@patriciaterry5539 2 месяца назад
Beautiful
@arham955
@arham955 2 года назад
Thanx dear
@LINativePlantConservation
@LINativePlantConservation Год назад
Thank you so much! I learned a lot!!
@17m2garden
@17m2garden Год назад
That's a pleasure to hear, thank you for your feedback ☺️!
@nuritorres8724
@nuritorres8724 Год назад
thanks for this, I just bought a Hydrangea and it's not doing too well.. it's floppy.. btw, I love your lilies.. do you have any videos on how to take care of them?
@lorib5323
@lorib5323 2 года назад
excellent, thank you so much!
@17m2garden
@17m2garden 2 года назад
Thank you for your kind comment ☺️!
@cookiescorner5651
@cookiescorner5651 Год назад
Thank you for your advice. I love Hydrangeas. I choose to purchase the Lime Lite dwarf so I can put in pots. What size pot should I get? I really don't want to change the pot. I want something for my front porch and because it loves the shade.
@Unjardindansmamaison
@Unjardindansmamaison 2 года назад
Coucou Dominika, merci beaucoup pour cette super vidéo sur les hortensias, ça va m'être très très utile pour celui que j'ai mis sur la terrasse 🙏🥰 Toujours un plaisir de t'écouter parler, avec autant de passion, de tes plantes 💚 passe un beau week-end et à très bientôt 😘
@17m2garden
@17m2garden 2 года назад
Merci beaucoup Priscillia pour ton commentaire et ta gentillesse 🥰 Je te souhaite un très bon dimanche 🌸
@Unjardindansmamaison
@Unjardindansmamaison 2 года назад
@@17m2garden avec plaisir, merci à toi aussi 😊
@valoriegriego5212
@valoriegriego5212 2 года назад
Wow! Another great tutorial! I haven't dipped my green thumb into the hydrangea waters yet. Thanks for the knowledge! 🙂 Your garden is shining!👍
@17m2garden
@17m2garden 2 года назад
Beware cause they are very addictive 😍 I used to dislike Hydrangeas and never understood why people obsess over them...now I know 😅
@Treeofwysdm
@Treeofwysdm Год назад
Your babies are all so healthy and happy looking! 😊 One question: for the potted hydrangeas, do you leave the soil alone each spring or do you change it out or alter it in any way?
@17m2garden
@17m2garden Год назад
Hi! Thanks so much! I repot them every 2-3 years, but every spring I scrape the top layer of soil and refresh it with: either acidic compost or ericaceous potting soil and a few handfuls of worm castings ☺️
@Treeofwysdm
@Treeofwysdm Год назад
@@17m2garden OMG that's so helpful, thank you so much for responding! 😊
@shamimrahman6005
@shamimrahman6005 Год назад
Very nice
@subconscioushealer
@subconscioushealer 2 месяца назад
What about endless summer hydrangeas?
@sammysworld5485
@sammysworld5485 Год назад
Have you ever root pruned your hydrangeas that are growing in pots? I planted two big limelight’s & they are already in a 26” huge pots which I don’t want to repot any bigger. I saw in a video that they do quite well this way. I’m going to try this.
@17m2garden
@17m2garden Год назад
No, I haven't 😊. But indeed it's a great way to rejuvenate old plants! I think that Limelight is a bit large to be grown in pots🫣. Little Lime is a dwarf version so would be easier to tame, but I would love to hear back from you! Let me know how it goes, and good luck!
@subconscioushealer
@subconscioushealer 2 месяца назад
My microfila blooms but turns brown on the bloom then spreads to the leaf? I have been watering to maintain moist soil. They are planted in the ground
@micpres8582
@micpres8582 8 месяцев назад
thankyou🌻
@Taylorfamilymichigan
@Taylorfamilymichigan Год назад
I just bought some beautiful hydrangeas pots from Costco. I wonder should I transfer them to the ground right away so their flowers can last a little longer or would it kill the plants?! Thank you!
@17m2garden
@17m2garden Год назад
Hi! No, it won't kill the plants, but keep them well watered after planting 🌸
@lauraoneal1575
@lauraoneal1575 2 месяца назад
I pruned my big leaf hydrangea about 3 years ago, when we moved into our now home, before I understood what it was. It hasn't bloomed since. Will it ever bloom again? It does leaf out every year, just no big beautiful blooms.
@17m2garden
@17m2garden 2 месяца назад
So sorry to hear that! With proper maintenance it should re-bloom, pruning would only affect the current season's blooms. If it's grown in the ground make sure to give it a good dose of slow release fertilizer in the spring and then again in summer, and don't forget to water during dry spells. But if it doesn't bloom despite all your efforts it might be a good idea to replace it with a new, perhaps more reliable variety.
@josefinaruiz3920
@josefinaruiz3920 Год назад
Hi Dominika!! Thank you for the video 🥰, could I ask what will you do with the oxalis and the tuberous begonias in winter? Do you keep the bulbs of both of them for the next season?
@17m2garden
@17m2garden Год назад
Hi! Oxalis Iron Cross is winter hardy so it can stay outside, yes I will keep it, I will probably just repot it into different pot, but Begonias on the other hand are frost tender so you have to dig the tubers and store them indoors during winter if you want to keep them. It is worth keeping your favorite Begonias, because they bloom even more beautiful the following year.
@josefinaruiz3920
@josefinaruiz3920 Год назад
@@17m2garden thank you very much!!🥰
@subconscioushealer
@subconscioushealer 2 месяца назад
Is it safe to add the blue miracle grow powder to water for liquid fertilizer each week?
@17m2garden
@17m2garden 2 месяца назад
Hi! Yes, I think it even says on the packaging to use it every 7-14 days. And as for your other question - If you're watering it well but it's still turning brown, maybe it's planted in a too sunny location, macrophyllas enjoy morning sunlight but protection from the scorching afternoon sun.
@shannonerin1332
@shannonerin1332 4 месяца назад
How do you get them to change color?
@mkit9235
@mkit9235 4 месяца назад
Are hydrangeas able to stay outside over the winter in zone 6b? Thanks
@17m2garden
@17m2garden 4 месяца назад
I recommend googling the hardiness of the exact species/variety you plan to grow, as it varies greatly.
@Elleucky
@Elleucky Год назад
What cultivar is your serrata? I'm obsessed with the blooms!!!!
@17m2garden
@17m2garden Год назад
They are gorgeous, aren't they. It's called Blueberry Cheesecake.
@holohorn7442
@holohorn7442 Год назад
Hi Dominica , can you please guide me if i can plant hydrangea in large rectangular wooden plantars in my garden? How can i protect them.during winter as in i cant remove plant from big plantars to indoors . In that case what do i do? Many thanks
@17m2garden
@17m2garden Год назад
Hi, what hardiness zone do you live in and what type of Hydrangea are you planning to grow?
@nadiaabrego6137
@nadiaabrego6137 Год назад
Gracias por esta importante información. Ahora entiendo por qué no ha floreado mi hidrangea, la podé mal, entonces ya no hay posibilidades de que floreen o debo esperar 2 o 3 temporadas sin podar? Tengo una amiga q tiene 16 años sin flor 😪😔
@17m2garden
@17m2garden Год назад
Hola, no hablo español y estoy usando el traductor de Google... pero depende de la Hortensia que tengas. Si es H.paniculata, podarla alrededor de un tercio o la mitad cada primavera, si es H.arborescens, cortarla hasta el suelo en primavera y si es H.macrophylla o H.quercifolia, nunca podarla o simplemente cortarla inmediatamente después terminó de florecer en verano. No olvides fertilizar y regar con frecuencia.
@nadiaabrego6137
@nadiaabrego6137 Год назад
@@17m2garden muchas gracias, thank you very much.
@nadiaabrego6137
@nadiaabrego6137 6 месяцев назад
It's blooming!!!! 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
@cynthiaesquivel4092
@cynthiaesquivel4092 Год назад
Hi! Thank you for your video. I wonder if permanently damaged my hydrangea. It's the beautiful pink one you have. My husband brought it home from grocery store and it had 4 flowers but they dried and I cut them. I am learning how to care for them. Do u think I damaged it and flowers will nit grow? Thank you
@17m2garden
@17m2garden Год назад
Hi! I think you should give it a chance 😊 Perhaps repot it to slightly larger pot, keep well watered and fertilize. It may surprise you with even more blooms next summer 🌸.
@cynthiaesquivel4092
@cynthiaesquivel4092 Год назад
@@17m2garden THANK YOU SO MUCH! Your garden is very beautiful
@vaibhavpatade1886
@vaibhavpatade1886 Год назад
Thank you for help.Wonderful information. I live in India. i have 1 hydrangea plant in my balcony. i need muliple colour hydrangea plants. Can you help me for this. In India where i will get that multiple types which you shown in your video.
@17m2garden
@17m2garden Год назад
Hi! Thank you for your feedback, I'm glad that you found this video helpful! Unfortunately I don't think I can help you with that cause I don't live in India. Local garden centers, nurseries...do you have those? That's probably your best bet. Or maybe plant stores online?
@gwine9087
@gwine9087 Год назад
According to their website, we cannot get Plagron, in Canada. Any other suggestions?
@lifeisbutifull322
@lifeisbutifull322 Год назад
Beautiful!!! So where would you keep these pots in winter like in Canada?
@17m2garden
@17m2garden Год назад
Thank you! If you have an unheated garage or a basement where it stays cold but not too low below freezing, that's where you could overwinter them. Give them a splash of water every now and then, like once a month, during that time, so that the roots don't dry out completely.
@strangelyqueer
@strangelyqueer Год назад
Hello, loved your video! What is the name of the lacecap hydrangea you showed in the video, with the blue center and pink petals around?
@17m2garden
@17m2garden Год назад
Hi! Glad you enjoyed the video! It's a Hydrangea serrata 'Blueberry Cheesecake'.
@karenganote562
@karenganote562 Год назад
My plant was full grown when we moved here but has never bloomed so I have no idea what type hydrangea it is. How do you differentiate by the leaf?
@17m2garden
@17m2garden Год назад
The leaves are very similar on all types of Hydrangea, macrophyllas have thicker and more glossy leaves and quercifolia leaves resemble those of oak trees. But to correctly identify a plant, you need to see its reproductive organs, i.e. flowers 🌸
@bobbilynnmiller742
@bobbilynnmiller742 Год назад
Help ! I wish I had checked earlier , before I pruned the dead canes off in the early Spring ! My pot was wintering over in the garage , and looked awful . I took the dead canes down halfway , and got scared , so I stopped . It has new growth starting in the middle , but no leaves at all on the remaining half of last years wood . Is there any hope for it to bloom on the new growth , next year ? Or have I ruined it ? We live in a high altitude climate with cold winters , so I kept it in the garage all winter .
@17m2garden
@17m2garden Год назад
Hi! I'm assuming you are talking about Hydrangea macrophylla? Yeah it blooms on the branches from the previous year, so if you cut those back this spring, the plant will most likely not bloom this summer. Maybe a few lonely flowers will appear if you missed some stems. But don't worry! This summer the branches will grow back and on these branches it will bloom for you next year. Just don't prune it anymore 😉
@bobbilynnmiller742
@bobbilynnmiller742 Год назад
Yes , the Hydrangea Macrophylla . ( I couldn’t remember the type !). Thank you so much for your encouragement and help !
@Krisztina1978
@Krisztina1978 Год назад
I bought a pot of hydrangea Endless Summer, the Popstar variety. This is my first hydrangea. It starts to bloom, but it also has some brown buds. Why? Should I be worried? 😢
@17m2garden
@17m2garden Год назад
Hi! A few dead buds are usually nothing to worry about, it could just be the result of cold snaps in the spring, so just cut them off. But if the new flowers turn brown and the leaves also dry out, it probably means you're underwatering the plant. Also, don't forget that Hydrangea 'Endless Summer' is H. macrophylla, so be careful not to prune it at the wrong time of year.
@Krisztina1978
@Krisztina1978 11 месяцев назад
Thank you for your advice!!! 🥰
@priscilla6440
@priscilla6440 Год назад
I have a question. I cant find info anywhere. I live in 🇵🇦 and our winters arent cold. We just get more rain in the winter. Do I have to prune my mop head hydrangeas ?
@17m2garden
@17m2garden Год назад
The climate does not matter much when it comes to pruning, but if the winters are very warm, it can affect the formation of flower buds, cause the plant grows better when it has a cold dormancy period over winter. Hydrangea macrophylla doesn't require pruning. You can trim it lightly if you want, but do it immediately after they are done blooming.
@priscilla6440
@priscilla6440 Год назад
@@17m2garden thank you for responding! I really want these to thrive!
@simplyvera
@simplyvera Год назад
Hello, can I grow hydrangea macrophylla in Greece? Or is the weather prohibiting?☺️
@17m2garden
@17m2garden Год назад
Hi! Search in Google "Greece hardiness zones" and check on the map what growing zone you live in. If you live in zone 8 no problem at all 👌 If you are in zone 9 search then for "Hydrangeas for zone 9" there are a few beautiful ones to choose from! But above zone 9 winters are too warm for them to go dormant.
@simplyvera
@simplyvera Год назад
@@17m2garden thank you 🙂
@Krisztina1978
@Krisztina1978 11 месяцев назад
Do you leave your hydrangeas out for the winter?
@17m2garden
@17m2garden 11 месяцев назад
Yes. Hydrangeas are winter hardy and actually need that cold dormancy period in the winter to bloom beautifully the next year. Unless you live in a very cold climate (zone 6 and below) you don't need to protect them or bring them indoors. With H.macrophylla (mophead) you have to be careful in the spring as the late frost can damage the newly forming buds.
@rohatgidevina
@rohatgidevina Год назад
Can i grow them in railing planters on my deck?
@17m2garden
@17m2garden Год назад
Hi there! I've seen small Hydrangeas planted in window boxes etc in seasonal compositions, so if you have small enough plants and large enough pots, you can definitely give it a try! But if you're thinking of growing them for more than one season, you'll need to repot them to larger pots after a year or two, cause railing pots will quickly become too small and shallow for them.
@AnikaL0vesCotton
@AnikaL0vesCotton 2 года назад
I have tried so many times. Mine don't make it past a season 😢
@17m2garden
@17m2garden 2 года назад
So sorry to hear that 😔! Have you tried growing H.paniculata? They are quite easy to maintain.
@ghulamfareedkasi3372
@ghulamfareedkasi3372 Год назад
Sir i need these geraniums where are you from and how should i visit you
@ghulamfareedkasi3372
@ghulamfareedkasi3372 Год назад
@@17m2garden i am not going to visit you i want to buy geraniums if you are in netherland or london ,, kindly share some best gardens so i could visit them and buy young plants of geraniums thanks
@sukatidi
@sukatidi Год назад
bonjour je voudrais surtout savoir comment les arroser (mophead bleu/violet intense pour une, l'autre je sais pas mais elle est bleu clair et toute fine et petite, cest celle la qui me pose le plus problème) surtout maintenant pendant un avril qui n'est pas tres chaud, depuis que je les ai achetées je les ai arrosées tous les jours mais j'arrive pas a savoir si elles ont soif ou trop d'eau... j'ai changé les pots il y a 3 jours pour des biens plus gros car elles avaient trop de racines, j'ai coupé les parties mortes, j'ai fait un "gros arrosage" en submergeant le pot quelques secondes dans un bac à eau tiède avec la nouvelle terre, le lendemain je les ai arrosées un peu mais toujours l'air bof... le jour d'apres elles ont l'air pire, je ne les ai pas encore arrosées aujourdhui j'attends ce soir, je sais pas quoi faire 😅 le jour avant de changer le pot jai submergé les têtes dans de l'eau chaude car j'ai vu des tutos ou si on les laissait comme ça pendant 30 min à 2h elles reprennaient forme (jai laissé 30 min par peur de faire n'importe quoi, elles avaient l'air si tristes, trop mouillées, trop lourdes... jai eu trop peur, j'ai seché un peu avec un linge et deux des bouboules ne tennaient plus debout...) je crois que je les ai trop arrosées, mais si j'arrete de les arroser un jour ou deux on dirait qu'elles en souffrent aussi, j'ai jamais eu des fleurs aussi incomprehensibles/dramatiques 😅😅😅
@17m2garden
@17m2garden Год назад
Je peux comprendre votre confusion, les hortensias sont très exigeants, ce ne sont pas des plantes adaptées aux débutants. D'après ce que vous avez dit, je dirais que vous arrosez trop votre plante, faites attention car la plante pourrira bientôt si vous continuez à l'immerger! Arrosez-la bien jusqu'à ce que l'eau sorte des trous de drainage, mais attendez ensuite que la couche supérieure du sol sèche avant d'arroser à nouveau (enfoncez votre doigt dans le sol, s'il semble humide, n'arrosez pas). En été, vous devrez arroser quotidiennement, mais pour l'instant, j'arrose les miennes seulement une ou deux fois par semaine.
@sukatidi
@sukatidi Год назад
@@17m2garden merci beaucoup 😭😭
@ghulamfareedkasi3372
@ghulamfareedkasi3372 Год назад
Where are you from mam
@jaredmarsh4002
@jaredmarsh4002 2 года назад
Whats the name of your blue and purple hydrangea?
@17m2garden
@17m2garden 2 года назад
It's called 'Blueberry Cheesecake'
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