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    COMMON PROBLEMS WITH HYDRANGEAS

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Brown Leaves

Too much fertilizer can end up damaging the root system, which results in burnt looking leaves.

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Morning

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Hydrangeas are susceptible to fungal diseases. Brown spots is the first sign of fungi.

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Brown Spots

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Small Flowers

This could be a sign of not enough sun, the wrong fertilizer, or incorrect amount of water.

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Drooping Leaves

This is typically a combination of too much sun and not enough water.

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Morning

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Often mistaken for fungus, but this is an insect called hydrangea scale.

White “Fungus”

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Purple Leaves

This is likely a lack of phosphorus in your soil. It can also occur if you've been trying to change the flowers color. 

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Flowers Turning Brown

Lack of water and too much wilting. Adding more mulch can help keep the soil most.

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