Potted gift hydrangeas are forced greenhouse plants. Indoors, they decline fast (browning petals, wilting). They require winter dormancy outdoors (Zone 6+).
Enjoy while pretty, then compost. Indoor rebloom is extremely difficult.
Hydrangeas are garden shrubs, not houseplants.
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