Deadhead faded blooms by cutting the stem just above the first pair of healthy leaves. This keeps the plant tidy and may encourage a second flush.
For detailed indoor culture (light, water, humidity, dormancy), see Backyard Gardener.
Note: Hydrangeas are challenging long-term houseplants; they prefer outdoor conditions.
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