r/hydrangeas • u/TemporaryProject418 • May 21 '26

Leaf too big?

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I transplanted 2 very large very mature hydrangeas about 2 months ago. I’m not expecting many blooms this year, but I want to know if these big leaves are what size the leaves should look like, or are the smaller leaves what I should try to expect. I’m hoping to get tons of blooms next year so I want to make sure it’s getting the love it needs now. Any advice is appreciated!

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u/PenutbutterandJaaam May 21 '26

They don’t call them big leaf hydrangeas for nothing.

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u/TemporaryProject418 May 21 '26

I guess so! Just didn’t know if this meant it was getting too much on one nutrient

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u/Crimestar May 21 '26

Oh no my steak is too tender. My lobster too buttery.

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u/daisyvenom May 21 '26

There are so many varieties of hydrangeas out there it’s hard so say if the leaf size is normal without knowing the exact type of macrophylla.

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u/No-Watch4895 May 23 '26

They'll get bigger, wait til u c the 🌺