How to water hibiscus?

Hibiscus life characteristics:

Hibiscus has a particularly strong ability to adapt to new environments and can withstand drought. It can still survive even in an environment where the soil is not fertile and the soil layer is not thick. It prefers a warmer and more humid environment. If planted in the north, appropriate measures must be taken to protect it safely through the winter. Although it can withstand drought, it also likes moist soil.

How to water hibiscus:

1. During the growing period of hibiscus, increase the amount of watering to maintain the moisture of the soil, but avoid waterlogging.

2. When the hibiscus seedlings are small, they also need a lot of water to maintain their growth. When the seedlings become larger, the amount of watering should be gradually reduced.

3. During daily maintenance, observe the soil when watering. Do not let the soil become too dry, and do not allow water to accumulate after watering.

4. After winter, hibiscus will enter a hibernation period, so reduce watering and do not let the soil be too moist.

5. The temperature is relatively high in summer, and with the strong sun, watering is required in a timely manner.

If you really like hibiscus, you can cultivate a large number of hibiscus if conditions permit. It has a high ornamental effect, the flowers are very colorful, and most importantly, it is edible. There are many ways to eat it, and it is very simple.