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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.
Quick Tips For Your Hydrangea. 1  When fertilizing hydrangeas, use a fertilizer that has a low nitrogen content. 2  Acidify your soil if you want blue blooms rather than pink. 3  Prune hydrangeas in late fall, winter, or spring.  Hydrangeas need half a day's worth of sun or more, but they like at least a few hours of shade.