1: Introduction Learn how to feed your hydrangeas with kitchen scraps for bigger, brighter blooms.

2: Coffee Grounds Coffee grounds are a great source of nitrogen for your hydrangeas. Sprinkle them around the base of your plants.

3: Banana Peels Banana peels add potassium to the soil, leading to vibrant hydrangea flowers. Bury them near the roots.

4: Eggshells Crush eggshells and scatter them around your hydrangeas to boost calcium levels for healthy blooms.

5: Epsom Salt Epsom salt enhances flower color and overall plant health. Mix with water and pour around the roots.

6: Onion Skins Onion skins release sulfur, which acidifies the soil for blue hydrangea varieties. Tuck them into the ground.

7: Fish Tank Water Use nutrient-rich fish tank water to fertilize your hydrangeas. Dilute before watering the plants.

8: Grass Clippings Nitrogen-rich grass clippings can be used as mulch around hydrangeas for healthy foliage and blooms.

9: Summary Feed your hydrangeas kitchen scraps for luscious, vibrant blooms. Experiment with different natural fertilizers for best results.