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Hydrangea, red spots, deficiency
Hello dear community. I have attached below pictures of my hydrangea, which is now sick. I treated it with difcor and ortiva, I applied just once 8 days ago, but there is no sign that the disease is regressing. I am ready to apply it again now, but I prefer to ask if I should repeat the treatment with the same substances, with others or if I should give up 😥😥😥😥. Thank you very, very much for your help.
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Hello! From the information provided and the picture, most likely the deterioration was caused by a combination of abiotic factors such as a possible deficiency, stress caused by temperature changes, soil quality. Considering that hydrangea can flower until the end of October, it is recommended to remove the severely affected leaves and to apply a special fertilizer that ensures the necessary nutrients Hydrangea Blue Fertilizer Wuxal Hortensiendünger, 1 litre. Further, it is recommended to follow its specific care requirements. More information can be found in our article: Hortensia, planting guide and care work.
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Dear community, I was asking for your help a few weeks ago to save the hydrangea planted this spring. It was doing well until a long rain, which caused the plant to lose its beautiful flowers. All was well until some time ago when the leaves started to become spotted. And I saw that some young ones were suffering too. I bought the specific hydrangea fertilizer on your recommendation, but with no results. The second application is due tomorrow (14 days later).
Can anything else be done for it?
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Hello! Considering the time of the year we are in, the appearance of the leaves is normal. The application of the fertilizer can be resumed in March, during the next growing season.
Hello. I am asking for your help regarding the appearance of the hydrangea leaves. I have applied your fertilizer, the appearance is just as bad, but now at the first – 4 degrees the leaves have frozen. I don’t understand anything anymore. Is this not a perennial plant? A green bush without flowers in winter?
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Hello! The hydrangea is a perennial plant, but it does not have evergreen leaves. In winter, during the dormancy period, it is normal for it to lose its leaves.
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