Cone shaped hydrangea is relatively easy to cultivate, and breeding should use fertile and loose soil with good drainage and ventilation. When maintaining cone shaped hydrangea, attention should be paid to regular pruning. If pruning is not done properly, it will cause it to not bloom. It is recommended to prune it after it blooms. In addition, if it is a potted plant for maintenance, it is also necessary to regularly change the pots and soil of cone shaped hydrangea.

Conical hydrangea is relatively easy to care for. Its leaves are leathery and not afraid of sun damage. As long as it is well maintained, the flower color will gradually change from white to pink and then to deep pink during flowering, looking like a pink strawberry sundae, which is very tempting.

The breeding method of cone shaped hydrangea

1. Soil

The cultivation of cone shaped hydrangea requires the use of fertile and loose soil with good drainage and ventilation, and the soil should be slightly acidic. In addition, the soil should be loosened regularly during cultivation to maintain soil looseness, so that it can grow better.

2. Temperature

Conical hydrangea can withstand cold, but cannot withstand high temperatures and heat. It can grow in temperatures as low as minus 30 degrees Celsius or as high as 40 degrees Celsius. However, prolonged high temperatures should also provide appropriate shade for conical hydrangea.

3.  Illumination

Conical hydrangea is suitable for growing in a well lit environment. When breeding, it is important to maintain good sunlight to promote lush branches and leaves, vigorous flowering, and larger flowers. If there is insufficient light, it may lead to less flowering and smaller flowers.

Precautions for maintenance of conical embroidered balls

When maintaining the cone-shaped hydrangea, it is important to prune it regularly. If pruned improperly, it may cause it to not bloom. It is recommended to prune it after it has bloomed. In addition, if it is a potted plant, it is necessary to regularly change the pots and soil of the cone-shaped hydrangea.