The objective of this study was to determine the effect of Promalin and Paclobutrazol on the growth and flowering of hydrangea ”Bodensee” (Hydrangea macrophylla (Thunb.) Ser.). Plants treated with Promalin at 100 ppm were significantly increased plant height and plant width and produced more number of shoots. In contrast, when plants treated with Paclobutrazol, plant height, width, number of shoots and diameter of inflorescence were significantly reduced. According to an evaluation based on the index of ideal pot flower quality, flowers of better quality were obtained from the treatment of promalin at 100 ppm. However, evaluation of appearance quality indicates that the quality of flowers in treatments of Promalin at 100 ppm and Paclobutrazol at 12.5 ppm was similar to that in control. Promalin and Paclobutrazol treatments had a greater effect on the ratio of leaf length to leaf width than control, which suggest that these two growth regulators would have an effect on increasing in ratio of leaf length and width.