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Soil: To grow sky-blue hydrangea, it is best to use a fertile, loose, well-draining neutral or alkaline sandy loam. Temperature: It likes warmth and has a certain tolerance for cold, but it cannot tolerate high temperatures, so in summer it needs to be moved to a cooler place. Light: It relatively prefers partial sun or partial shade, and when the sunlight is too strong it needs to be shaded.

1. Soil

To grow sky-blue hydrangea, it is best to use a fertile, loose, well-draining neutral or alkaline sandy loam. It is relatively afraid of waterlogging, so you must choose soil with a certain drainage capacity.

2. Temperature

It is a temperate plant that likes warmth and has a certain tolerance for cold, but it cannot tolerate high temperatures. When summer temperatures are high, it needs to be moved to a cooler place or other measures need to be taken to cool it down.

3. Light

It relatively prefers growing conditions with partial sun or partial shade, and is very afraid of intense direct sunlight, so when the sunlight is too strong it needs to be shaded.

4. Water

It likes moist growing conditions, but cannot grow normally in soil with standing water.