Hydrageas tendencies faded and were in the summer, but do not consider it lost causes only. You can bring these flowers to the world bright and merry yourself with one main trick – and does not include watering them more. Hydruge are not big heat and sun lovers, so you will probably see how they bounce on the evening when the weather cools.

Of course, there are more than that. We requested artificial experts for their main tricks and advice on how to return faded hydrates in life in life.

Hidrangea’s faded trick

To return your faded hydrangle back to life, place a shade cloth or move them to a covered place to give a little relief.

“Hydrangea are the plants for the shade, and it also helps with water retention,” says the Herby IMY MCCORD. “Cooling fabric will work miracles and setting dripping hoses can keep a plant that progresses even in hot months.”

It is a common misconception that most hydrangean plants like a lot of sun; Many of them want only partial sun.

“If possible, plant them in a place with partial sun,” Tell Pro David Angelov. “Ideally, you start from that, not following the band.”

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Why your hydrangean dresses pale

Experts point out that hydrandars may fade because of the three main factors.

First, Angelov says the heat itself can make hydrongeo that it will suggest and wait is until the evening when the temperature falls.

“The leaves start to exercise, and they bounce in the evening without any intervention,” said Angelov.

In addition, the plant does not like weather warmer than 80 ° F, and the leaves will increase due to the heat.

“If the leaves turn brown or very easily lose flowers, it is different,” Angelov says. “But in general, if the leaves are just spinning, then it’s the heat.”

And finally, Hydruge needs a lot of water and don’t like to be evenly dehydrated.

“This is the most common reason, because they are very thirsty plants and I can’t stand a few days of drying,” McCord says.

How to take care of Hidrange in intense heat

Angelov and McCord have several tips for caring for hydrange summer time. When watering, McCord advises it to give herbal hydration at the bottom, where the plant encounters the ground.

“It is best to give them a long, slow drink at the base of the plant, because they are shallowly rooted,” she says. “Although they were quickly, I can refuse quickly.”

However, Angelov warns of giving usually a thirsty flower too much hydration, because excessive water can be equally fatal.

MCCORD also suggests the removal of all the old blooms.

“Hydrugeas takes a lot of resources, so the aging blooms withdrawals from new growth and blooms,” she says.

4 Other Hidrangea Tips

Angelov and McCord had these other tips for caring for hydrangeas in summer.

• Increase acidity. Hydrugeas are sensitive to pH, and more acidity will make their floral colors more vividly.
• Use well-drained soil. This will help prevent root rolls in the plant.
• Arms at the right time. Both experts pointed out a double check when you should shape your specific diversity of Hidrange during the year. Each species is different.
• Compost at the beginning of the season. Give a plant of the top compost overflow each year, so it will have nutrients for flowers for flowers during the season.