wow. i bought a plant last night to gift a few days later and noticed it was already withering today. thought i just wasted $25, but this worked! amazing. thank you so much.
It worked with a gardenia! I bought a large amount of plants including hydrangeas and gardenias for my balcony garden. One gardenia fell through the cracks while I was repotting. It was dry and the leaves were matte and they looked crispy. Feeling guilty, and that there was nothing to lose, I put the plant in its plastic pot into a very large kitchen mixing bowl. I filled the bowl to the top with very hot tap water and after an hour or so I repeated. In the morning I was shocked to see that the leaves were once again shiny, bright green and the plant looked like nothing had ever been wrong. It's now on the balcony beautiful, budding and seems to be very happy. Thank you very much!!!!
I'm in a store right now. They have many hydrangeas clearance. 4 and $5. I looked for videos on your thing could be brought back to life. And saw this one. Simple and to the point. I'm going to try this and hopefully it works. Thanks for their time lapse video. That's beautiful
Thank you I just planted some moon rock hydrangeas in my front yard I was watering them regular with the water outside I came home from work they started to burn and look bad however I found your video I got my watering pot and filled it up with hot tap water then add a little cold so the water could be room temperature I did it once in the morning and once in the evening after the sun went do they starting to look beautiful they color is more vibrant I did think the temperature for the flowers outside matter but it do I should of known however I water all my plants in the house with warm water to cold it will Shock them 👍🥀🌹💕
This just saved my new pink hydrangea..it was being attacked by spider mites😢 I sprinkled it with Diatomaceous Earth..let it sit for 2 days then sprayed it with water & fed it with water & neem the drooping continued for 2 more days til now..saw you video and submerged in an oversized pot & put it in the fridge..pruned the severely damaged petals & leaves & .It's back to being perky and bright..never subbed so fast thank you!
When you said "temperature is a catalyst for biological process" I hit the subscribe button and turned on the notification bell. Thank you so much for this wonderful tutorial and keep up the excellent work.
i cannot thank you enough for this video!!!!!!! i bought my mom a gorgeous blue hydrangea for mother’s day but it decided to wilt last night and i was devastated! i had been keeping such a close eye on it since i bought it on tuesday, and i couldn’t believe it wilted! anyways, i found your video this morning and followed all the steps as best as i could and it looks as good as new now! i can’t wait for my mom to see it tomorrow. you’re truly a lifesaver, THANK YOU!!!!! 😊🙏
I adore plants and flowers. When I go to the supermarket I look to see if there is any that needs help. Sometimes, I find one so I bring It home just to save it, 99% it works and it becoms just beautiful and strong. Thank you for your video, there is always more and more to learn. Cheers from Italy 💐
@@SarahSobieski I only know a flower shop, near my home, that offers a discount when plants and flowers are so bad they cannot be sold, or they give them away for free if they should be thrown away.
Thank you for posting this! I am terrible with plants, but I want to learn how to take care of them. You seem to have very practical tips which CAN be done by a “beginner”. I love the time lapse video. In just a few minutes, I have learned SO MUCH! Thank you!
Holy smokes!!! Thank you @classyflowers!!! This totally worked and revived my newly bought hydrangea that immediately wilted overnight. In a few hours BOOM they were back alive. 😮❤ Hoping I can find other video in how to transplant outdoors as my finicky drangea seems to favor indoor.
Wow, I just bought 4 of those summer crush Hydraengas from Menards and yes, they were like $30 each. Good to see it is resilient though, and hardy to -30.
Putting the plant in a cool room or a refrigerator is all well and good if you have a flower shop or live in a cold climate. But the average person does not have a cool room or a refrigerator large enough to put a potted plant in it so what do you do then?
@@Classyflowers Lol ah ok! But I followed some of your advice anyway about the water combined with placing a plastic bag over the vase overnight. It worked very well as I left it outside and it was a cool night. The plant does look a lot better (leaves are less wilted) so thanks for the advice. 😀
How can I revive new hydrangeas that were planted into the ground last year? I recently went away and we had excessive heat days with no rain. We have little lime punch hydrangeas and endless summers planted. I have miracle grow bloom booster but not sure if I should use that if the plants are very dry. Thanks 😊
can you help my plant please? I either put too much miracle grow in the soil or when i transplanted it from the pot to the ground and back to a larger pot (to get it out of the heat), I shocked it? The stems look very healthy but all the flowers are like potato chips. What should I do please...
What do I do my Hydrangea "Merritt Supreme" leaves have turned almost black. Is it due to the unusual cold weather I have on the west coast of Canada (Surrey BC). Only 1 pot out of my 4 pots that shows the most black leaves. Oh the flowers are still nice and full.
So did this overnight and now their dying even more and I'm thinking maybe I should take it out of the pot and let dry a little like the roots are soaked. I was trying to keep this indoors I live in a apartment. But I'm worried the stems and leaves are looking good but without stabilization they fall down so I wrapped hemp cord around them to keep them upright. The only thing that looks bad is the flowerheads they are dying and drooping so I think I gave them too much water. What do you suggest? Do they need to be outside for a day or a few days should I pull them out of the pot and let the roots dry?
Are you sure that it wasn’t damaged by freezing temperature. Anyway, do not dry hydrangea roots outside of the pot , it will kill hydrangea irreversibly. If you think it is due overwatering just stop watering until soil in the pot will dry out again, let all the dead leaves dry out too and remove them, together with dead flowers. I had hydrangea like this before, I make it naked and leave it alone, so soon it will grow again from green buds on the stems.
I have absolutely no experience with flowers. I followed this process, after 2 hours I took the flowers out of my fridge and replaced the water, I put them back in for another hour and they look amazing.
Hi, i have a question. All my leafes had fungal infection, so i removed them. I had so many new buds, bud all of them now have brown spots 😢 what is the problem?
Hi, this worked so great! A few days later I had the same problem so I repeated the process however I forgot the plant in the fridge overnight :( I’ve since taken it out of the fridge and it’s still looking rather sad and wilted. Any advice?
I’m watching over my neighbors plants and flowers her forget me not look droopy when I went over to water in the evening today. I have a feeling because it was in the high 90s the plant didn’t like it. Oh boy
I followed this video to try to save my wilting hydrangea plant. The flowers were looking droopy but not brown when I started but after following this video, 50% of the flowers turned brown within 2 hours and the rest ended up even droopier than before 😭. Maybe the reason why my plant was wilting wasn’t dehydration so this process ended up speeding up the wilting instead of helping.
Actually we do not use potato for stimulating root growth. I have heard that some people have had success which was pure luck I think. My wife has been very successful just putting the stem in a pot of soil. I couldn’t help but notice your potato died. Ours survived and grew when planted in dirt. Might I suggest a misting of water on the rose stem in a partial shaded area in your garden. We do not use any jars over the top of the stem however we are in Arizona. It’s hot enough here to of need it. Good luck
I’m confused. I don’t understand how the water got inside the plant to make it moist if you immersed it inside the pot? Was it the heat from the water.
Wow!!! Thank you. Though I have a question, how do you save a reported plant flower, that's wilting, and flowers are dying. Yes it's an indoor plant, and I have bottom water her, and made sure she gets enough artificial light. Is it the same method?
Fascinating! Now I just need to go out and buy a refrigerator for refreshing my plants.
wow. i bought a plant last night to gift a few days later and noticed it was already withering today. thought i just wasted $25, but this worked! amazing. thank you so much.
It worked with a gardenia! I bought a large amount of plants including hydrangeas and gardenias for my balcony garden. One gardenia fell through the cracks while I was repotting. It was dry and the leaves were matte and they looked crispy. Feeling guilty, and that there was nothing to lose, I put the plant in its plastic pot into a very large kitchen mixing bowl. I filled the bowl to the top with very hot tap water and after an hour or so I repeated. In the morning I was shocked to see that the leaves were once again shiny, bright green and the plant looked like nothing had ever been wrong. It's now on the balcony beautiful, budding and seems to be very happy. Thank you very much!!!!
Hello,so very HOT tap water ??how long was the flower in the hot water?
This just saved my new hydrangea that I was afraid I’d killed before I could plant it. Thank you!
I was in that same boat. Lol
Same!!!
I'm in a store right now. They have many hydrangeas clearance. 4 and $5. I looked for videos on your thing could be brought back to life. And saw this one. Simple and to the point. I'm going to try this and hopefully it works. Thanks for their time lapse video. That's beautiful
I tried this yesterday- should have taken the before and after photos. My hydrangea looks happy and healthy! Thanks.
Thank you I just planted some moon rock hydrangeas in my front yard I was watering them regular with the water outside I came home from work they started to burn and look bad however I found your video I got my watering pot and filled it up with hot tap water then add a little cold so the water could be room temperature I did it once in the morning and once in the evening after the sun went do they starting to look beautiful they color is more vibrant I did think the temperature for the flowers outside matter but it do I should of known however I water all my plants in the house with warm water to cold it will Shock them 👍🥀🌹💕
This just saved my new pink hydrangea..it was being attacked by spider mites😢 I sprinkled it with Diatomaceous Earth..let it sit for 2 days then sprayed it with water & fed it with water & neem the drooping continued for 2 more days til now..saw you video and submerged in an oversized pot & put it in the fridge..pruned the severely damaged petals & leaves & .It's back to being perky and bright..never subbed so fast thank you!
When you said "temperature is a catalyst for biological process" I hit the subscribe button and turned on the notification bell. Thank you so much for this wonderful tutorial and keep up the excellent work.
Sameeee 😺🥰
i cannot thank you enough for this video!!!!!!! i bought my mom a gorgeous blue hydrangea for mother’s day but it decided to wilt last night and i was devastated! i had been keeping such a close eye on it since i bought it on tuesday, and i couldn’t believe it wilted! anyways, i found your video this morning and followed all the steps as best as i could and it looks as good as new now! i can’t wait for my mom to see it tomorrow. you’re truly a lifesaver, THANK YOU!!!!! 😊🙏
I tried this method yesterday and the flowers look alive again. Thank you!
I adore plants and flowers. When I go to the supermarket I look to see if there is any that needs help. Sometimes, I find one so I bring It home just to save it, 99% it works and it becoms just beautiful and strong. Thank you for your video, there is always more and more to learn. Cheers from Italy 💐
Do you always get a discount when they're in that stage of dying?
@@SarahSobieski I only know a flower shop, near my home, that offers a discount when plants and flowers are so bad they cannot be sold, or they give them away for free if they should be thrown away.
Wow thank you so much for showing your skills!! I was able to bring my hydrangeas overnight! Thank you sooo much
Thank you for posting this! I am terrible with plants, but I want to learn how to take care of them. You seem to have very practical tips which CAN be done by a “beginner”. I love the time lapse video. In just a few minutes, I have learned SO MUCH! Thank you!
Holy smokes!!! Thank you @classyflowers!!! This totally worked and revived my newly bought hydrangea that immediately wilted overnight. In a few hours BOOM they were back alive. 😮❤ Hoping I can find other video in how to transplant outdoors as my finicky drangea seems to favor indoor.
Great info. I just bought a couple of clearance hydrangeas (same brand as yours) and I'm going to try this out today!
Wow, very impressive! Gonna look in the sale section first from now on!
Thank you for have saved my Hydrangea!! It worked, it was easy and efficient!! Thank you so much!
You saved my hydrangeas thank you so much!
Wow, I just bought 4 of those summer crush Hydraengas from Menards and yes, they were like $30 each. Good to see it is resilient though, and hardy to -30.
thank you so much for your video, so helpful and save for my new hydrangea from dying.
That’s a brilliant save! Not just cutting it and soak in tue water. 😇😍🥰
Thank you girl just saved my plant
Great info, if only I had a commercial fridge. But, what about hydrangeas planted in the ground during 100° weather in the shade?
Wow! I learned something new. I will definitely try that. Thank you
Thank you for the tip, I'll try this on my grandma's plant, hopefully it'll live :)
Thank you! You just saved my hydrangea that i bought yesterday. Now it's strong again! Many many thanks 🙏❤️❤️
Thank you for sharing. Beautiful. My favourite plant😍. I appreciate you sharing this information,thanks. 🇬🇧💛🤍
What about when a plant is already planted, what do you do when the leaves turn brown ?
What a fabulous share!
Excellent video! Thank you!
Wow! You are amazing!
Sadly this didn't work for mine - it seems to be drier/crispier now but it was worth a shot! Thanks for the video :)
This is amazing. Thank you
Putting the plant in a cool room or a refrigerator is all well and good if you have a flower shop or live in a cold climate. But the average person does not have a cool room or a refrigerator large enough to put a potted plant in it so what do you do then?
OMG! beautiful! 😊 thank you for sharing
Beautiful flowers 💐
When I get dehydrated...while on my SAILBOAT...I, too, completely immerse myself in the ocean for a few minutes.
WHO KNEW?
This worked amazingly ❤
Wow i love beautiful flower thanks for your tips
Thank you. Great tips 🌺🌷🌻
New subscriber thank you for sharing ❤
How do you fit a plant into a refrigerator?
We have a big floral fridge
@@Classyflowers Lol ah ok! But I followed some of your advice anyway about the water combined with placing a plastic bag over the vase overnight. It worked very well as I left it outside and it was a cool night. The plant does look a lot better (leaves are less wilted) so thanks for the advice. 😀
🦔🦔🦔Really enjoying your video!! Thank you so much for sharing! 💚👍🏻🦔🦔🦔
That was excellent…..thanks!
what do i do if my hydrangea isnt in a pot ? mine is in our garden and is in the ground
and i dont have any pots 😭
How many times do you have to water them. My grandmother just bought some so I’m trying to keep them alive for her.
Wow!!! Thank you so much. 👏👏👏👏👏
How can I revive new hydrangeas that were planted into the ground last year? I recently went away and we had excessive heat days with no rain. We have little lime punch hydrangeas and endless summers planted. I have miracle grow bloom booster but not sure if I should use that if the plants are very dry. Thanks 😊
Thank you, this totally works!
Great video
Excellent video!
Вы волшебница!!!!!!
Thanks for sharing.
can you help my plant please? I either put too much miracle grow in the soil or when i transplanted it from the pot to the ground and back to a larger pot (to get it out of the heat), I shocked it? The stems look very healthy but all the flowers are like potato chips. What should I do please...
Thank you very much!! Have an amazing day!!
What do I do my Hydrangea "Merritt Supreme" leaves have turned almost black. Is it due to the unusual cold weather I have on the west coast of Canada (Surrey BC). Only 1 pot out of my 4 pots that shows the most black leaves. Oh the flowers are still nice and full.
So did this overnight and now their dying even more and I'm thinking maybe I should take it out of the pot and let dry a little like the roots are soaked. I was trying to keep this indoors I live in a apartment. But I'm worried the stems and leaves are looking good but without stabilization they fall down so I wrapped hemp cord around them to keep them upright. The only thing that looks bad is the flowerheads they are dying and drooping so I think I gave them too much water. What do you suggest? Do they need to be outside for a day or a few days should I pull them out of the pot and let the roots dry?
Are you sure that it wasn’t damaged by freezing temperature. Anyway, do not dry hydrangea roots outside of the pot , it will kill hydrangea irreversibly. If you think it is due overwatering just stop watering until soil in the pot will dry out again, let all the dead leaves dry out too and remove them, together with dead flowers. I had hydrangea like this before, I make it naked and leave it alone, so soon it will grow again from green buds on the stems.
What was that first step (before the hot water)- she repotted it, is that it? Wasn't clear to me- thanks
I have absolutely no experience with flowers. I followed this process, after 2 hours I took the flowers out of my fridge and replaced the water, I put them back in for another hour and they look amazing.
Thank you so much for this trick. It revived my hydrangea completely...😊
Hi, i have a question. All my leafes had fungal infection, so i removed them. I had so many new buds, bud all of them now have brown spots 😢 what is the problem?
Fungal infection may kill it. Try to plant it outside in sunny area
Impressed…👏🏻😁😍
you rock! this is amazing
Hi, this worked so great! A few days later I had the same problem so I repeated the process however I forgot the plant in the fridge overnight :( I’ve since taken it out of the fridge and it’s still looking rather sad and wilted. Any advice?
I’m watching over my neighbors plants and flowers her forget me not look droopy when I went over to water in the evening today. I have a feeling because it was in the high 90s the plant didn’t like it. Oh boy
So can you plant them in Sun or not ?
Would this work for Junipers or you have another way a drying juniper? Thank you
Amazing 👏🏽
My hydrangea are. Planted in ground what can I do?
Thank you for the tips
I followed this video to try to save my wilting hydrangea plant. The flowers were looking droopy but not brown when I started but after following this video, 50% of the flowers turned brown within 2 hours and the rest ended up even droopier than before 😭. Maybe the reason why my plant was wilting wasn’t dehydration so this process ended up speeding up the wilting instead of helping.
Actually we do not use potato for stimulating root growth. I have heard that some people have had success which was pure luck I think. My wife has been very successful just putting the stem in a pot of soil. I couldn’t help but notice your potato died. Ours survived and grew when planted in dirt. Might I suggest a misting of water on the rose stem in a partial shaded area in your garden. We do not use any jars over the top of the stem however we are in Arizona. It’s hot enough here to of need it. Good luck
Thank you 🙏🏻😍❤️🇲🇴
What if the plant is in the ground already
I’m confused. I don’t understand how the water got inside the plant to make it moist if you immersed it inside the pot? Was it the heat from the water.
If all of the blooms are dead but the leaves are green is it still salvageable?
Yes
Wow!!! Thank you. Though I have a question, how do you save a reported plant flower, that's wilting, and flowers are dying. Yes it's an indoor plant, and I have bottom water her, and made sure she gets enough artificial light. Is it the same method?
When is the best time to do these steps am or evening
When you find your hydrangea dehydrated, you should do it immediately
goddess of florals???
So the roots are warmed but the plant needs to be in a cold atmosphere- yes ? And is this the method for all flowering plants?
Yes, to reduce evaporation and loss of moisture.
@@Classyflowers thank you 😊 I’ve subscribed and hit the notification button
How is everyone refrigerating it?
I’m wondering that too.
Amazing! Thanks.
Nobody says if this has to be far from the sun or under the sun or what? Bagged or bottled??
It revived so well, even the camera can now focus on it!
True Camera was out of focus
Thank you
Amazing! !!!!!!!!!!!!!
Don't touch the flowers!!!! They will get brown spots. Justvadd water 💧
Genius!
Thank You !!!
Great thanks
I need to know you guys are putting a big pot inside the refrigerator 😆 I know it doesn't fit in mine
I have a question ? Is it true that plants feel you cutting them ? Pulling on them too . I was told they feel pain ? May sound stupid but is it true
I think so
Basically just water it then.
I just call it butt chugging. 😂
I did this trick and it perked up well and now it’s dropped almost all of its leaves
It will grow new leaves from the buds. Plant it outside when it will be warm enough
and dumpster diving ?
Wow
All it needed was water. Hydrangeas always do that cause it love water. That one in your hand suffered from neglect. So sad.
i planted my beautiful hydrangea and now looks like this😰😰😰
What happened?
it’s dry and leaves are crackly😞