Taking cuttings from hydrangeas

Question

Can you take cuttings from any hydrangea? Or just a certain type?

Tom · Answer

When takaing clippings from a plant it is important to use heaalthy, disease free stems.Hydrangea quercifolia- tent to root easier compared to other types.
Rooting hormone can also be applied to improve the chances of successful rooting.

Mick · Answer

You should be able to take take cuttings off any hydrangea best time to do this in my opinion is early spring when they are starting to show signs of life but please remember not to cut the flower buds off.

James · Answer

In my experience you can take cuttings from almost all Hydrangeas and they'll root fairly easily too. I hope this helps.

Robert · Answer

You can take cuttings from all types of Hydrangea, in the right season

Jeff · Answer

I think you can do 
try looking it up online and see what comes up

Ivan · Answer

You can take cuttings from any hydrangea but you will need to wait until the plant has started growing again in the spring. You can continue taking cuttings until late summer. Any cuttings taken in late summer will need to be kept indoors for the winter and not planted till  after the last frost of the season.

Andrei Alexandru · Answer

You can root hydrangeas from "hardwood" cuttings taken in late fall or early winter when the year's new stems have grown firm and mature. But hardwood cuttings are slow and challenging to root. Most professional hydrangea growers use "softwood" cuttings, which root quickly and yield far better results.

Christopher · Answer

You can take cuttings however its best to do so before the flower process begins with that in mind u can take cuttings just remember that you will have to cut the place taking cuttings at a diagonal slope and with a sharp pair of pruners or scissors and then place in a root block or other rooting material

Josh · Answer

Yes you can take cuttings from a hydrangea! I would suggest choosing a nice woody stem and scoring the bottom. Dip the end in some rooting powder, place on the edge of a pot with some loam based compost and place in a cold frame keeping most untill you start to see new growth

Taking cuttings from hydrangeas

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