How to Keep Your Blue Hydrangeas Blue

If you fell for the charms of a gorgeous blue hydrangea, yet you knew beforehand there was a risk of it turning pink, is there anything you can do to prevent it from happening? Well, indeed there are several measure you can take, the most useful of which are discussed in this video by English horticulturist Simon.
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[@nicholasryan5401]

Great entertaining video, it was bees wees.

[@walkingtalkinggardeners]

Thanks Nicholas, we filmed that one last year but by the time we finished editing it was too late to publish.

[@MG63]

Thanks for the video. Everything you say about the urine is correct and never pee directly on your hydrangeas. Well maybe the one off wouldn't hurt if you were extremely drunk. 😂

[@walkingtalkinggardeners]

Thanks, MG63. I agree with you. Luckily, my extremely drunk days are behind me now.😁

[@dreammaker730]

Aluminium sulphate seems less hassle 😂.

[@walkingtalkinggardeners]

Indeed!

[@Stephen-gp8yi]

If I plant a young red hydrangea in ericaceous soil will it still turn blue?

[@walkingtalkinggardeners]

No, this works with known blue cultivars that have turned pink due to soil alkalinity. Simon