White Hydrangea Potted Plant

THE POTTED HYDRANGEA - WHITE
XL flower heads, from summer to autumn.

Why it's FLOWERBX

-Brings floral beauty and colour to your outdoor space
- Shop today, enjoy for years to come
- Upgrade your pot, or plant straight out in the garden
- Symbolises abundance, heartfelt emotion, and gratitude

This set includes:

• 1 × White Hydrangea Potted Plant
• 1 x Pot - choose from our complimentary ceramic pot or one of our glazed ceramic pot in Emerald or Peacock shades

The DETAILS

The potted hydrangea will thrive when placed outdoors or on a terrace in an area with good airflow. Potted hydrangeas thrive in sun or shade.
Potted hydrangeas should be kept evenly moist throughout the growing season, and their flower heads can be misted with water.
In temperate conditions, water deeply once a week, increasing this as the weather gets warmer. Water at the base of the plant to avoid damaging the flower heads.
During autumn, bring your potted hydrangea inside, and place it in a cool space. Move back outdoors in the spring.
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Hydrangea and pot height: Approx 40cm

Pot Dimensions

Width: 16cm

Height: 15cm 

Please note, your potted hydrangea may arrive green due to their stage of growth but will change colour when cared for correctly.

The potted hydrangea will thrive when placed outdoors or on a terrace.

Keep away from direct, harsh sunlight and extreme temperatures. The potted hydrangea prefers gentle morning sun and afternoon shade.

Water at least twice a week to three times a week if the leaves look droopy.

Always water the plant all the way around the container, not just in one place. Soil should be moist throughout and water should come out of the bottom of the pot.

The potted hydrangea will benefit from deadheading, removing the blooms as soon as they wilt, this promotes continued blooming and keeps the plant looking tidy until the next bloom cycle.

Top tip: Prune back your hydrangea in late autumn to encourage new flowers year after year.