Do you have a soil tester? My grandma swore by nails, she would just push them into the surrounding soul. It also changes the color, making them more blue
Yes, hydrangeas do not like sun. If you want to change colors you can use acidic soil on one side or all of it or you can use sweet (lime) soil for the other side or all of it. I think the pink is sweet and the blue is acidic. (don't quote me though). Best of luck, they need watering too.
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Do you have a soil tester? My grandma swore by nails, she would just push them into the surrounding soul. It also changes the color, making them more blue
Rachel is right on 👍 long nails or tin cans, anything that will rust!
Yes, hydrangeas do not like sun. If you want to change colors you can use acidic soil on one side or all of it or you can use sweet (lime) soil for the other side or all of it. I think the pink is sweet and the blue is acidic. (don't quote me though). Best of luck, they need watering too.
they will take early morning sun but shade the rest of the day and they like lots of water
You can also try a miracle gro product called bloom booster.