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I planted 5 , 2 died and I replaced them, now I have 4 healthy 3' tall bushes, after 3 years 1 has bloomed and is full of flowers 12+, the other 2 bloomed but with just 1 bloom each & 1 has no blooms at all. 3 are planted in a row in my front flowerbed, the other 1 about 7 feet away under my bedroom window, the 5th one died again it was close to the bedroom window also.the no bloom is a beautiful healthy looking bush, just no blooms.

The place I moved to 2 years ago has Annabelle hydrangeas throughout the property. Two of them are next to my building. One of those hydrangea plants has the full-size flowers we expect from Annabelles. The other hydrangea had full-sized flowers 2 years ago. But last year and this year, that plant's flowers look like "half-budded" flowers all over the plant. Otherwise, the plant looks healthy. Both of these hydrangea plants get the same amount of sun. They are about 8 feet apart. All of the other hydrangeas on the property look normal. I can't find a reason anywhere on the Internet listing "half-budded hydrangea flowers", much less the reason(s) for it nor how to get the plant to fully bloom with full-sized flowers. Do you have any ideas? Thx.

@Gardeningknowhow

11 күн бұрын

I have noticed this complaint frequently this year and have observed it myself. The likely explanation is weather-related. Extreme temperature fluctuations, drought, and late spring freezes may alter blooming habits. 😬

@gloryb-tv

11 күн бұрын

​@@Gardeningknowhow Interesting. And just for the one hydrangea plant in the entire neighborhood, including the plant that is 8 feet away? All of the other plants escaped this outcome. That's what I don't understand. If even half of the hydrangeas were doing this, that would be understandable. But one plant, I don't understand how that is possible.

Thank you for such a helpful video! I have a Tuff Stuff Mountain Hydrangea that is in it's 2 yr & has yet to bloom. Last summer it had leaf spot so bad I thought it wouldn't survive. It didn't bloom & I think I pruned it too hard. >>This summer I applied Organic Mycorrhizae Root Enhancer & physically removed all leaves that looked they were starting to get leaf spot, hoping to prevent spreading it. Also used Neem Oil. >>The plant looks much healthier, but no blooms this summer either. >>Thanks to your video...I'm not going to prune it all this year & hope next summer, I'll finally see blooms. 😁 >>New Subscriber now, thanks to your Hydrangea Video! 💯 P.S. ignore obnoxious people commenting with garbage that doesn't even apply to your post. They evidently have no life & way too much time on their hands.😉

@Gardeningknowhow

10 ай бұрын

Thank you for your comment. Mycorrhizae is undervalued and a great choice to perk up your hydrangea!

Which type of Hydrangea you recommend I live in Texas zone 8

@Gardeningknowhow

10 ай бұрын

Many hydrangeas are hardy for your zone including the smooth species and many varieties from the panicle family. However, I would suggest to provide the plant afternoon shade in Texas.

Hydrangeas also suitable in tropical regions like philippines?

@Gardeningknowhow

10 ай бұрын

Unfortunately, the types discussed in the video are not adapted to tropical regions.

why are my mophead hydrangeas blooms at the bottom of the plant.

@Gardeningknowhow

25 күн бұрын

Some varieties produce blooms along the entire length of the stem, creating an interesting effect.