Blue hydrangeas turn pale, white, or pink when soil acidity drops. The fix is to lower soil pH (increase acidity).
Ammonium sulfate is still readily available, but Miracid is more convenient for most home gardeners. With regular treatment, your hydrangeas will regain their deep blue hue.
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