Can I keep hibiscus at home? Is it true that it is unlucky?

1. Will it be unlucky?

Because of its name, it is often considered unlucky to keep it at home and has bad implications for the family, but in fact these are all misunderstandings and a very superstitious belief. It is not scientific to judge whether a plant is auspicious based on its homophony. Its aliases include wealth and good fortune, big red flower, red peony, etc. So from the name, it has nothing to do with bad luck, but instead has a good meaning. The flower language is "delicate beauty, considerate beauty, and everlasting fresh beauty", and from this perspective, it does not mean anything unlucky.

2. Can I keep it at home?

Since it has no unlucky meaning and does not contain any toxins, it can naturally be kept at home. And its flowers are very beautiful, with bright red, yellow, pink, etc. They look festive when placed in the home and are highly ornamental. It also emits a pleasant fragrance. When raising it, you need to pay special attention to the temperature factor. 15-25 degrees Celsius is best, which can ensure a longer flowering period.