Question: Poured coffee/tea daily for a week to blue hydrangea blooms. Now leaves burnt/drooping, new bloom drooping. Can I save it?
Coffee/tea not the cause—a week is too short for pH change effects, and pH likely didn't shift much. Most likely: water issue (too much or too little gives same symptoms). Water thoroughly, check root ball with finger. Hydrangeas have high leaf evaporation—on hot days, leaves wilt/burn even with adequate soil moisture.
Voles, weather, etc. But not coffee/tea.
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