Causes & tips for treatment

Why is my climbing hydrangea not blooming?

If the climbing hydrangea does not want to bloom, it is often due to the wrong flower Care or the wrong one Location. Either its fertilizer is missing or it is too shady or too sunny. Perhaps the climbing hydrangea was pruned back in the fall instead of February and March, removing its new flower buds in the process. The missing flower can also be due to frost damage, drought, Diseases or root rot. Your plant may still be closed young to bloom. Then only patience helps!

How long will it take for my climbing hydrangea to bloom?

climbing hydrangeas only bloom after approx. 3 years. A young plant will initially put all its energy into leaves and growth in length. Only when she has acquired a certain height, stability and strong roots will she develop flowers under optimal conditions. Strong doses of fertilizer, sufficient light and water promote growth and later the formation of many flower buds.

Is it because of the location if the climbing hydrangeas don't bloom?

The wrong location of climbing hydrangea is a common cause of failed flowering. Too strong solar radiation leads to leaf damage and prevents flowering as well as to little light. It is optimal if your climbing hydrangea in the penumbra stands where she can enjoy the morning or evening sun.

What can I do if my climbing hydrangea doesn't bloom?

• Fertilize the plant with manure, compost or hydrangea fertilizer.
• Optimize soil moisture.
• Water your herbal diva regularly.
• Protect them with mulching material frost.
• If the plant is too young, all you can do is wait.
• If the location does not suit and your specimen is still young, you can transplant the climbing hydrangea.