Hydrangeas are very beautiful flowers, and many people like to plant them at home or in their gardens. Although hydrangeas can be propagated by cuttings, many people also want to try planting them from seeds. This article will provide a detailed introduction on how to collect, store, germinate, transplant, and care for hydrangea seeds.
I. When to Collect Hydrangea Seeds
II. Selecting Healthy Hydrangea Fruits
III. Drying the Hydrangea Fruits
IV. Extracting Hydrangea Seeds
V. Methods for Storing Hydrangea Seeds
VI. Preparing Germination Soil
VII. How to Germinate
VIII. Transplanting Hydrangea Seedlings
IX. Sunlight and Water Requirements
X. How to Fertilize
XI. How to Prune Hydrangeas
XII. Pest and Disease Control for Hydrangeas
XIII. How to Overwinter
XIV. How to Maintain the Purity of Hydrangea Varieties
XV. Group Planting in the Garden
Conclusion:
Although planting hydrangea seeds can be challenging, if you follow the steps in this guide, you will surely be able to successfully grow beautiful hydrangeas. Remember to fertilize and prune in a timely manner, and pay attention to pest and disease prevention and control. We wish you the best of luck in your future gardening journey and hope to harvest your own beautiful hydrangeas.
