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How to Naturally Dry Hydrangeas cut them at end of blooming cycle, cut long 12'-15' stem, remove leaves, place so half each stem submerged in water, place out of direct sun in protected space, let water evaporate naturally, when water gone, hydrangeas should be perfectly preserved More.
All hydrangeas love water. Hydrangea leaves sag when the plant is too dry, telling you they need water. The leaves also go limp in midday heat, so wait until evening to see whether they recover before you water them. Whether to fertilize is a touchy question with hydrangeas.