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Hydrangea cuttings
From about a dozen Hydrangea cuttings, 3 managed to take. I'm removing them
from the g/house by day, prior to planting them out permanently :- http://prnt.sc/ev1a0c As you see, the middle plant (about 12" tall) is showing signs of flower heads. Question is - if I remove all early heads, preventing them from flowering in 2017, can I expect them to gain height and bulk this year? TIA. |
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Hydrangea cuttings
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Bertie Doe wrote: As you see, the middle plant (about 12" tall) is showing signs of flower heads. Question is - if I remove all early heads, preventing them from flowering in 2017, can I expect them to gain height and bulk this year? TIA. It's generally recommended, for that reason, yes. I wouldn't rely on it, because it may not start any new growth shoots. Regards, Nick Maclaren. |
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Hydrangea cuttings
Thanks Nick and Chris. I'll compromise and maybe leave a couple of flowers
on each. |
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