Hydrangea is a resistant and easy-care plant, although it requires special conditions to grow properly.
the hydrangea It is one of the most valued flowers. Not only on terraces and gardens, but as a cut flower to design bridal bouquets, or put in a vase at home. These plants of Asian origin arrived in Europe centuries ago, fully adapting.
Its flower clusters are unique. Especially in the northern areas of Spain, where they grow without control, forming real bushes thanks to the climate of these areas of our country. Its flowers, in colors like white, pink or blue is a real gift for all people who take care of them with care.
Caring for hydrangeas may seem complicated, but if you follow some simple tips, the truth is that this plant is quite resistant. Among all its care, you need to consider where you will place this plant.
Where to put hydrangea
In order for hydrangeas to fully develop and be healthy, they need to grow bright and well-ventilated areas. If possible, outside. If they have less light, their leaves will turn yellow.
What you need to be clear about is that Hydrangeas are not equally resistant to all climates. That is why we see such large and beautiful hydrangeas on the Cantabrian Coast, while in very hot areas of the country, they are much smaller.
In this sense, you should know that The hydrangea only tolerates direct sun in climates like the Cantabrian communities.. In warmer areas, you can put it outside, but always find a shaded area if you want to avoid burning. In addition, you should know that at very high temperatures, hydrangea stops having that wonderful flowering that we love so much.
Before summer comes, hydrangeas should be transplanted so that they can not receive the direct sun. Ideally, they should receive morning sun and enjoy afternoon shade.
If you have your hydrangeas in pots, you can do it on terraces and porches. Always in the shade in hot climates. In spring and autumn, when the radiation is not too strong, you can put it in the sun. But when the heat starts getting worse, it is better to avoid direct sunlight. Ideally, they should receive the sun in the morning, and be in the shade at noon and in the afternoon.
