Large inflorescences are characterized by panicled hydrangea. Landing and care require some skill. The length of the inflorescences of this plant can reach 30 centimeters. In this case, the flowers themselves are divided into two types. Some bisexual, are small in size and crumble after completion of the pollination process. In sterile flowers, the diameter can reach three centimeters. They are characterized by long preservation on the bush and are gradually able to change color. It can be cream, greenish white, pale pink, greenish red.
Panicled hydrangea Kyushu is characterized by rapid growth, straight spreading branches with large opposite planted leaves. Inflorescences form on the shoots of this season. This plant has a special love for water. Panicled hydrangea is able to survive even on a swampy surface. If you want a plentifully flowering bush, then moist soil should be within a radius of one and a half meters. In hot weather, regular watering is required. It is best to choose loamy acid soil for planting. If it is alkaline, then the leaves can get chlorosis.
If you know that the soil has low acidity, you need to fix it with iron sulfate and ammonium sulfate. Coniferous litter or peat is also very often used. Panicled hydrangea in Siberia very often lands near a hedge or near structures. This is due to the fact that she needs protection from the wind. Also, when planting, it should be borne in mind that we need areas that will be well lit and rich in fertile soil.
This plant has excellent resistance to a high gas content in the air, so very often it can be planted next to the road, especially when it comes to urban conditions.
Panicled hydrangea, the planting and care of which is not difficult, requires shelter if it is planned to be grown in the region with cold winters. Even if the shoots are damaged by frost, by the summer they will be able to recover quickly. Therefore, we can say that this plant is highly frost resistant.
During the early spring or late winter, hydrangea must be trimmed. If this is done too late, then the immune system will weaken, which means that there will be a higher likelihood of diseases, which can lead to a lack of flowers. If you slightly adjust the degree of pruning, you can achieve a rich color and enhance the growth of stems. However, do not forget that hydrangea paniculata needs constant feeding. Planting and care involve applying bi-weekly liquid fertilizers of mineral type.
For organic, it is better to choose an interval once a month, two weeks after mineral feeding. As soon as August begins, fertilizers should be ruled out. To strengthen the shoots, you can use a
solution of potassium permanganate for watering once a month. To do this, the mixture is made in the following proportion: one bucket of water is taken for half a gram of potassium permanganate. Panicled hydrangea, planting and care of which does not require special efforts, will delight you with delicate flowers and a pleasant aroma.