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Blooming hydrangeas fill out indoor arrangements. Cut flowers from hydrangea (Hydrangea spp.) can remain fresh in a vase for two or more weeks. The flowers depend on their stems to access the water and nutrients necessary for continued blooming. Early wilting usually occurs when the stems begin to scab over or become clogged with bacteria and water minerals.
After you have decided that you want to make your hydrangea change color, it is important to understand why hydrangea color can change. The color of a hydrangea flower depends on the chemical makeup of the soil it is planted in. If the soil is high in aluminum and has a low pH, the hydrangea flower will be blue. If the soil has either a high pH or is low on aluminum, the hydrangea flower color will be pink. In order to make a hydrangea change color, you have to change the chemical composition of the soil it grows in.