Changing hydrangea flower color with coffee grounds is a popular garden hack that could do more harm than good.

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Gardeners can change hydrangea colors by adjusting soil pH, with acidity leading to blue blooms and alkalinity resulting in pink.

Gardeners can help ensure the flowers retain their stunning blue hue by using one particular kind of soil, an expert has said.

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Soil pH, which reflects the acidity level in soil, significantly influences the availability of plant nutrients, microbial activity, and even the stability of soil aggregates.