Tin can in a pot...
By Cestina
South Bohemia, Czech Republic
Is it really true, as a friend just told me, that if I want to keep my new hydrangea blue it will be enough to bury a tin can in the pot below the roots?
- 19 Sep, 2009
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yep, rusty nails will do the job.
19 Sep, 2009
Had no tins so hunted round for something rusty and found a long piece of metal which, usefully bent and stuck in the pot, is now also supporting the floppy giant hydrangea heads :-)
19 Sep, 2009
make sre its an iron can and not an aluminium one or it wont work. use a magnet if it sticks to the can it is iron. if not it is aluminium.
19 Sep, 2009
thanks bulbaholic, I had forgoten all about that, don;t laugh you will be old yourself one day lol
23 Sep, 2009
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Iron helps hydrangea keep thier blue flower. My dad used to push rusty nails into the soil but I can see that the tin can would have the same effect.
19 Sep, 2009