hey all!!
i hope everyone had a great easter!! i have a hydrangea that is about 4 inches tall(maybe more)that has 4 rather large leaves at the top of the plant, that have developed dry brown edges and a few fuzzy mold spots on them as well. i have reduced the watering thinking that that was responsible for the mold,and moved it to where it recieves less light thinking that would halt the browning edges. o.k. now there are new leaves developing further down the stalk of the plant.
should i cut the top of the plant off and get rid of the browning leaves and mold or will it kill the plant if i do. i thought if i did cut the plant stem just above the new leaves the plant might put more energy into the new growth.
(its an indoor plant right now its in a terra cotta pot 6 inches i believe if that info helps)

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thank you obywan,
i think i will do that and see if i get new growth "up top". great idea when i purchased the plant (stop&shop florist) it was in full bloom
after the blooms died off i clipped the dead bits off and really did not know if i should start to treat it differently. so i did nothing and new growth started and shortly after thats when the problems started.
than you again,
phoenix

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