Not every hydrangea variety will thrive indoors. However, hydrangea macrophylla is best suited for indoors. It is commonly called a mophead hydrangea and comes in many colors. "It'… 展开

Hydrangeas have a reputation for being shade-loving plants. The truth is, although they tolerate shade, they need bright, indirect light. In the outdoors, they need protection from d… 展开

A pot with a drainage hole is a must for hydrangeas because it allows the soil to drain after watering. Proper drainage will prevent root rot and other fungal diseases from harming yo… 展开

Hydrangeas do best in well-draining, slightly acidic soil. The acidity of the soil will affect the color of the plant's blooms. A pH level of 5.5 or lower (more acidic) will produce blue flo… 展开

The variety of hydrangea determines when the plant should be pruned. Hydrangea macrophylla does not need hard pruning to encourage blooms on new branches the following year. "… 展开