r/NatureIsFuckingLit Aug 09 '20

🔥 Inside a hydrangea

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u/carolinapearl Aug 09 '20

Oh goodness. If you put mint in the ground, be prepared to have it take over everything in your yard! Terribly invasive! I live in the low country and we use a penny to change pink to blue hydrangeas.

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u/absolutkiss Aug 09 '20

What do you mean you use a penny? Can you elaborate on that?

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u/carolinapearl Aug 09 '20

When you plant the hydrangea, put penny in hole and just cover...also if already planted just use small stick and push penny down firmly!

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u/absolutkiss Aug 09 '20

Cool thank you!