Cultivation methods and precautions of Danish hibiscus

Danish hibiscus is very easy to grow and it is not difficult to maintain. It can be grown in a regular-sized flowerpot. It likes loose, well-drained, nutrient-rich horticultural soil. It needs to be placed in a ventilated and well-lit place. Except for being not cold-resistant, it has no other disadvantages.

How to grow Danish hibiscus

1. Soil

The soil conditions required for the growth of Danish hibiscus are relatively broad. Danish hibiscus can withstand both poor soil and alkaline soil. It is suitable for growing in loose, fertile acidic soil.

2. Lighting

Danish hibiscus is suitable for planting in places with sufficient light, but do not place it in direct sunlight. Scattered sunlight is more conducive to its growth, especially in the hot summer, when the temperature is too high and the light is too strong and needs to be avoided.

3. Temperature

Danish hibiscus has good cold resistance, but it also needs to grow under constant temperature, so the suitable growth temperature is between 18-25 degrees, which is conducive to promoting growth.

4. Watering

Danish hibiscus is suitable for a warm and humid environment, so it has a relatively large demand for water. In the hot summer, the frequency of watering needs to be increased.

Danish Hibiscus Care Tips

When caring for Danish hibiscus, you should pay attention to the fact that during the growth period, you should mainly use phosphorus fertilizer, because phosphorus fertilizer can promote the firmness of the roots and promote the growth of Danish hibiscus. During the germination and branch and leaf development period, you can mainly use phosphorus fertilizer.