Cultivation methods and precautions of Welcoming Hibiscus

1. Choice of flower pots

When we raise it, it is generally best to use a more delicate bowl or pot for hydroponics, such as a small colorful tank, which looks very beautiful. Even if you use a bowl, it cannot be too small. Generally, the diameter of the bowl is about 25 cm and the depth is more than 20 cm. If the container is too small, its growth will be restricted and it will be difficult for it to bloom, so you must pay attention to this.

2. Soil and fertilizer

Generally, after the seeds grow into seedlings, we usually need to hydroponically cultivate them at 25 degrees for 5 to 7 days. When hydroponically cultivated, the absorption capacity of its seedling roots is very weak, so its growth mainly relies on the embryo to provide nutrients, and generally no fertilizer is needed. When hydroponically cultivating, the depth of the water layer should generally be kept at around 10 cm, and it should also be given sufficient sunlight. You cannot change the water or turn it over frequently, otherwise the leaves will easily grow very long. The petiole should remain in the water, and the leaves should be free and flat on the water surface. When the first leaf opens, the second one will surely open soon. When white roots grow, you can plant it. It has relatively little soil and insufficient nutrients, so we must apply fertilizer regularly, but it should be a thinner fertilizer.

3. Planting management

Generally, it can be transplanted when its small shoots grow to 10 cm. When planting, you need to put the soil into a bowl according to its needs, add some clean water, and mix the soil and fertilizer evenly, otherwise it will affect its growth. It prefers sunlight, so it is usually placed in a place with good sunlight, but it cannot be exposed to excessive sunlight, otherwise it will wither. Don't water it too much, as this will increase the water temperature and allow it to grow better.