When is the best time to transplant hydrangeas?

When transplanting hydrangeas, it is best to prepare a larger flowerpot or a wider growing area for them, so that the hydrangeas can quickly adapt to the new environment and the damage to the plants will not be too great.

Hydrangea transplanting time

Generally speaking, the best time to transplant hydrangeas is in spring before they sprout, or after the leaves fall in autumn. The survival rate is very high if you transplant hydrangeas during these two time periods.

How to transplant hydrangea

When transplanting hydrangeas, you need to prepare an organic soil mixed with sand, leaf mold and perlite as a cultivation medium, and then apply decomposed organic fertilizer to the soil as base fertilizer to make the soil more fertile. Then you can transplant the hydrangeas into the soil and water the hydrangeas once so that the roots of the hydrangeas are closely integrated with the soil.

Management of hydrangea after transplanting

After transplanting hydrangeas, they should be placed in a ventilated and breathable semi-shady environment to allow the hydrangeas to quickly adapt to the new environment. After waiting for 1-2 weeks, the hydrangeas can be moved to a well-lit place, allowing the hydrangeas to receive no less than 4 hours of light every day, so that the hydrangeas can grow better after transplanting.