Is there any way to save the hibiscus flower if its leaves wilt?

1. Is there any hope?

Hibiscus has a relatively strong vitality, and whether it can be saved depends on the specific situation. Generally, after the leaves wilt, the overall growth of the plant is not affected. If the roots are found to be relatively healthy and the stems are also strong, it can be saved as long as timely measures are taken, and it can recover with careful care. If the plant is found to be affected and has no vitality, the possibility of saving it is relatively small.

2. Rescue measures

1. Apply water appropriately: Hibiscus likes a humid environment and cannot tolerate drought. If it is not watered for a long time, it will naturally wilt. However, too much water can cause root rot, which can cause problems with the leaves. Watering needs to be done reasonably. If there is too much water, drainage is needed. If there is a lack of water, appropriate watering is needed.

2. Reasonable fertilization: If too much fertilizer is applied or no fertilizer is applied for a long time, the plants will wilt. It is necessary to apply fertilizers reasonably and make appropriate adjustments.

3. Provide normal light: Improper light can also cause the leaves to wilt. Place the hibiscus in a place with appropriate light and expose it to bright sunlight.

4. Treat diseases and pests: Infection with diseases and pests is also one of the reasons, and pesticides need to be sprayed to treat them.