Hydrangea, also known as Hydrangea, likes to grow in a warm, humid and semi overcast environment. It has a large demand for water, and the frequency of watering is different in different seasons. When the temperature is more appropriate in spring and autumn, it's OK to keep watering for two days. In summer, when the temperature is high and the evaporation is fast, the frequency of watering should also be increased, so that it can be watered once a day. Water. In the cold winter, the soil in the basin can keep a certain humidity.
The amount of water to be poured must be appropriate to ensure that it can be poured through without waterlogging, especially in rainy days, watering must not be too much, easy to lead to rotten roots.
Hydrangea is a short sunshine plant. It can not receive too long light in a day. Stay in the dark for more than 10 hours to avoid strong light
