Crush, add water and water the hydrangeas with it. They will bloom like crazy
Many people can’t imagine a garden without hydrangea. These beautiful bushes have long dominated Polish plots and home gardens. Although they naturally come from Asia, they do well in our climate. They do not require specialist care and tolerate Polish winters well. One of the most important aspects of hydrangea shrubs care is their fertilization. The most important is the first fertilization of the season. It strengthens and prepares. At this time, nutrients rich in phosphorus and potassium should be used. These ingredients perfectly nourish plants, and also strengthen the system as well as stems and leaves. In spring, nitrogen fertilizers can also be used, which extend the flowering processes.
Home nutrients can be used to fertilize hydrangea. Bananas or coffee coffee nutrients will work great for this. Both of these ingredients are rich in phosphorus, potassium and nitrogen. Another way to fertilize hydrangeas is. It is a real vitamin bomb for hydrangea. All you have to do is take a cube of fresh yeast and mix them with 1 cup of sugar. Leave the whole for about 2 hours. After this time, put a mixture of yeast and sugar into a bucket and pour 10 liters of water (preferably rainwater). Cover the prepared decoction with gauze and set aside for a week. After this time, dilute the fermented fertilizer with water in the proportions: 1 cup conditioner per 10 liters of water. Water hydrangeas with it once every two weeks.
Spring hydrangea care. How to cut a shrub?
Hydrangeas are not difficult to grow, but it is worth remembering that they should be cut regularly. Thanks to this, hydrangea will grow and bloom loudly. Interestingly, we do not cut hydrangea in autumn, but only in early spring. In autumn, it can make the flowers not bloom next year. Hydrangeas should be cut just before the growth period. Experts indicate that the best date is the turn of March and April, i.e. after frosts, but before the start of the growing season. Cut the hydrangea shoots to 2/3 length. Virtually all hydrangea varieties should be pruned, the exception is the hairy and climbing hydrangea, for which the only thing you need to do is remove dry and damaged twigs.
