How To Take Care Of Hydrangea Cuttings. Drainage holes will allow excess water to drain properly. Immediately put into room temperature water and then arrange.
You can also take hardwood cuttings from hydrangea in the winter months though softwood and semi-ripe cuttings generally have the best chance of. The cutting should have only two leaves left. Harvest healthy pest and disease-free cuttings preferably ones without bloom buds.
Next strip all but the top most set of leaves from the cutting.
Both of these strategies can yield excellent results. Here are two suggestions for getting cuttings through the winter. Both of these strategies can yield excellent results. Use a sharp knife or clippers to cut each stem on a diagonal and submerge.