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1. Walk around the hydrangea and inspect it from all sides. If you see blossoms and green leaves, the plant is not dormant -- it is in a metabolically active state.If you see fallen leaves and withered flowers, the hydrangea is dead or dormant.. Walk around the hydrangea and inspect it from all sides. If you see blossoms and green leaves, the plant is not dormant -- it is in a metabolically active state.
Step 1. Take cuttings from a healthy paniculata hydrangea plant. Make cuttings that are 6 to 8 inches long, preferably from a branch that did not bloom. Remove the bottom leaves from the two leaf nodes at the bottom of the cutting.You may trim the larger leaves by cutting them in half.tep 2. Dip the severed end of the cutting in rooting hormone and insert it in a cup filled with moist vermiculite. You should perforate the bottom of the cup to ensure proper drainage. Firm the soil lightly around the cutting.