Hydrangeas have woody stems that don't drink well from wet foam. The boiling-water trick solves it.
Boiling water expels air bubbles (embolisms) blocking the xylem. The stem then drinks freely. After conditioning, hydrangeas last 5–7 days in foam or vase.
Never put unconditioned hydrangeas directly into foam—they'll droop within hours.
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