Can hibiscus trees be planted in the yard?

Can I plant a hibiscus tree in my yard?

Hibiscus trees can be planted in the yard. The flowers of the hibiscus tree are very beautiful and have great ornamental value. They also have the function of purifying the air. The flowers are also edible and are also very good in terms of feng shui, and have the function of prospering one's career.

Hibiscus tree is a sun-loving tree species, so it is more suitable to be planted in the north of the yard. This way, it will not be blocked by other objects and will absorb more sunlight. Just be careful not to plant it in a low-lying location.

Taboos for planting hibiscus trees in the yard

1. Do not plant near doors or windows

Hibiscus trees generally grow larger, with lush branches and leaves. If planted near doors and windows, the plants will block the entry of light as they grow, affecting the indoor lighting effect.

2. Do not plant it in the windy position of the yard

The flowering period of the hibiscus tree is very short. If it is planted in a windy location, the flowers will be blown off and the ornamental value of the hibiscus tree will be greatly reduced.

Methods and key points for planting hibiscus trees in the garden

1. Water and fertilizer

Hibiscus trees need to be watered thoroughly after planting, and then once every 2 or 3 days in the later stage. In the early stage of flowering, well-rotted manure needs to be applied to provide nutrients, and foliar fertilizer needs to be applied to promote growth.

2. Pruning

Hibiscus trees need regular pruning of branches and leaves during their peak growth period. Generally, only five main branches are retained on the trunk. This will not affect the overall air and light permeability, and the plant will grow better.