Gardener: hydrangeas in large pot on north-facing patio with "lots of sun" but leaves only grow a few inches, edges brown and shrivel. Second year.
Per 10×10 ft: 4 bags topsoil, 4 bags manure, compost, 2 bags sand, 1 bag Milorganite, 2 bags cedar mulch, 2 bags gypsum (clay), 1 bag sulfur. Rototill 12 inches.
Preen or corn gluten for weed prevention.
Right pot, right soil, right light = happy hydrangeas.
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