What’s not to love about a Hydrangea? You can grow these either indoors or outdoors.
Plant Care
Light:Part sun to dappled shade. If growing indoors, you will need to provide the plant with bright light. East or West facing window is ideal.
Watering:Water when the top inch of soil feels dry. Avoid tap water if possible.
Temperature: These are fully hardy plants; however, they will die back during the cold winter months.
Potting: A sandy loam is a good choice for this cultivator.
Hot tips: Prune in late winter to early spring to shape the plant. Pruning too heavily can prevent the plant from flowering the following year.
Pet Friendly: NO
