Hortensia
By Katarina
- 17 Jun, 2012
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I do not know the name of this hortensia, but it has delicate creamy-slightly violet colour and is blooming now. I hope, it is visible.
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Katarina - the leaf discoloration is caused by iron deficiency. Hydrangea likes acid soil. If your pH of your soil is neutral or alkaline the plant is not able to take the iron it needs. Would recommend a special fertilizer - it should solve the problem.
17 Jun, 2012
Kasia, I used fertiliser for Hydrangeas in April and and the end of May. Even added peat....
17 Jun, 2012
Maybe apply it now? Can't think of anything else really.
17 Jun, 2012
I do not think that fertilisation can be done every two weeks. It says at the beginning of the growing and then blooming season. Plus neighbouring Hydrangea is pretty normal. Enigma.
17 Jun, 2012
Hmm - strange, really;-)
17 Jun, 2012
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Yes, but as you can see on leaves, it is missing something- I guess nitrogen?
17 Jun, 2012