How to make hibiscus bloom more and how to care for it during the flowering period

1. How to make more flowers

1. Choose a good pot and soil: Hibiscus is mostly grown in potted plants at home, so it is important to choose a suitable pot and soil. The pot must have good air permeability to facilitate the breathing and growth and development of the hibiscus roots. Hibiscus likes fertile, loose, slightly acidic soil, and needs to maintain soil permeability. It cannot use heavy alkaline soil. Only by ensuring these two conditions can we provide a basis for promoting more flowering.

2. Plenty of sunlight: Hibiscus is a light-loving flower. It needs good light during its growth and flowering periods, and an environment with plenty of sunlight is needed for its growth. If it is kept in a shaded environment and lacks sunlight, it will grow weak and the flower buds will fall off easily.

3. Water and fertilizer management: Hibiscus likes to grow in a humid environment. Watering must be timely and each time watering must be made sure to water thoroughly. Do not water too much to cause water accumulation. Hibiscus has a long growth cycle and produces a large number of flowers, which consumes a lot of nutrients, so it needs to be given sufficient nutrients.

4. Proper pruning: In addition to ensuring good maintenance factors, the plants also need to be pruned appropriately to remove excess buds and properly cut off dense branches, which can also reduce nutrient consumption and promote more flowering.

2. How to maintain during flowering period

During the flowering period of hibiscus, the maintenance temperature should not be too high, the light should be sufficient but not too strong, and the water should be controlled appropriately.