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Old 28-08-2006, 01:06 PM posted to rec.gardens
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Default Hydrangea bloom not coloring

Yes Ann theoretically 7 is neutral. In this discussion however, if you will
read from the beginning, is in regards to the proper pH for the color of
hydrangeas. 7 is the proper pH for pink and is considered alkaline enough to
produce that color. See the link I provided on the subject.
http://www.flowersbulbs.com/manipulatecolor.cfm

"Ann" wrote in message
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"Elaine" expounded:

In the hydrangea "world" a pH of 7 is enough Alkaline for pink.
Nickpicker


No, not a nitpicker, he's correct. 7 is not alkaline at all. Look it
up.
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