How to grow potted hibiscus

How to grow potted hibiscus

soil

Hibiscus does not have many requirements for soil. It is best to grow it in sandpaper soil that is relatively fertile, well-drained and humid to provide the flower with an excellent growth environment. It is best to plant the new ones when the leaves fall, as they are easier to survive.

illumination

Hibiscus likes an environment with sufficient sunlight, so potted hibiscus should be given sufficient light.

temperature

Hibiscus has poor cold resistance, so the potted plants should be placed indoors in winter. The indoor temperature should be between 3 and 10 degrees. The hibiscus flower will enter a dormant period. Do not water it too much during this period. It can be put outdoors again around Qingming Festival.

Watering

Hibiscus has poor drought tolerance and should be kept with sufficient water during the growing period to meet its growth needs. When the flower buds begin to show color, water should be withheld to control its growth and ensure that nutrients remain in the flowers.

Fertilization

When flowers sprout in spring, more fertilizer and water are needed. It is recommended to apply a small amount of phosphorus and potassium fertilizers during the period before and after flowering. In winter or spring, you can apply some decomposed organic fertilizer to help plants grow more vigorously and have luxuriant branches and flowers.

prune

Hibiscus flowers need to have their branches pruned before and after flowering to facilitate the growth of side buds. And cut the dead leaves in time to increase light. Fu. The rose flower is relatively resistant to pruning and can be pruned appropriately according to your own preferences and aesthetics.