Vitax Hydrangea Feed 1KG

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If I had the option, I would use organic every time, but life is just not that simple. No doubt you will have your own views on this, so fortunately there are a number of excellent organic and synthetic products available for all purposes. How to Fertilize Hydrangeas If you plant hydrangeas at the correcttime and in a suitable position, planting them is easy. Simply dig a holelarge enough for the root ball so that it sits in the ground at the samelevel as it was in the container. Infill with some of the removed soil. If you want to focus more on having many blooms, choose a fertiliser with a higher P number (the second one) such as 10-20-10. A fertiliser with too high a nitrogen content (N) creates long stems that might not produce flower buds.

The key reason for this is that some types of hydrangea flower on stems producedthe previous seasons whereas some hydrangeas flower on stems produced in thecurrent season. The one common thing about all hydrangeas is a need for a sheltered position out of the wind. Leaves scorch horribly in windy gardens and plants fail to do well. They also prefer some shade - even the drought-tolerant American species. The climbers are very good in shade. Hydrangeas do well under trees - particularly H. paniculata.This unfortunate condition will manifest itself with drooping leaves as the roots cease to function. References A majority of the flowering garden plants commonly referred to as ‘Hydrangeas’ descend from H. macrophylla, while H. paniculata, H. aborescensand H. serrata are three other species that are parents to popular garden plants.

Mulch hydrangeas every year in spring, with leaf mould, well-rotted manure, or compost. They don't need feeding, as this encourages leafy growth at the expense of flowers.Those who have an organic flowerbed or garden will find this product especially useful for healthier plant growth. With its special Bio-tone microbes that no other brand offers, we are quite certain that your hydrangeas will love this all-natural fertilizer just as much as our plants did.