Cultivation methods and precautions of Hibiscus chrysanthemum

Plant habits

Before introducing the specific method, you need to understand it a little more. We have already mentioned its main distribution area above. If we are careful, we will find that it is mainly distributed in low-latitude areas, so we know that it likes warm environment. In addition, it likes moisture and has relatively high requirements for water. Another very important point is that it is not shade-tolerant and prefers warm sunlight. In addition, it also has certain requirements for soil and fertilization, that is, nutrients, which we will talk about below.

Specific methods

Temperature: The suitable temperature for its growth is between 20 and 32 degrees Celsius, so don't forget to take appropriate measures in winter. If you plant it in a more northern area, you can only plant it in a pot and move it indoors during the winter.

Water: Although we say that it likes moisture, it is particularly intolerant to waterlogging, but its drought resistance is quite good. Therefore, if you really can't control the amount of watering, it is better to water less than too much.

Soil and fertilizer: Its requirement for soil quality is that the soil is rich in organic matter and loose. This is easy to understand. These are the general requirements that plants have for soil. As for fertilizer, we can apply fertilizer containing various nutrients once a month during its growth and development period.

Light: We have already talked about the specific requirements of the plant above, so let it receive as much light as possible. Even if you spend the winter indoors, you should place it where it can get sunlight.

Precautions

When choosing fertilizers, we must pay attention to nutritional balance and not just focus on one of them.