Help: Nephew's science project
Monique Reed
monique at bio.tamu.edu
Thu Oct 1 10:33:28 EST 1998
Some sorts of Hydrangeas can be made to flower pink or blue by manipulating
the pH of the soil. (Usually with aluminum salts, if I remember correctly.)
M. Reed
>I recall watching a "home & garden" show which discussed a flowering plant
>which either had reddish or blueish pedals depending on the level of a certain
>soil nutrient. Any idea on the plant name? Also, does soil have a specific
>nutrient makeup and if so, what are the effects of each nutrient. Any help
>deeply appreciated. Please excuse my misuse of terminology. Very "green" here
>:)
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