To revive wilted hydrangeas, simply submerge them in cold tap water and let them sit for a few hours to rehydrate. This method won’t cause other cut flowers to bloom. First, cut the stems at an angle and remove all leaves. Boil a kettle of water in a sink or deep bowl and pour it into a container. Remove the wilted hydrangeas from the arrangement and let it cool slightly. Cut the stems diagonally and submerge them in cold tap water. This can be done in a bowl, sink, bucket, or any other suitable container. To keep the water fresh, remove the foliage, cut the stems diagonally, and give them an ice bath. This method won’t bring other cut flowers, but it’s a simple and effective way to revive wilted hydrangeas.
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