Florist hydrangeas brought indoors for winter often develop brown, crispy leaves due to improper care. These greenhouse-grown plants need specific conditions:
Reduce watering frequency immediately. Ensure pot drains freely. These plants are only hardy to Zone 9, so indoor overwintering in Atlanta is correct, but they're challenging as long-term houseplants.
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