With the arrival of summer, potted hibiscus also enters a period of vigorous growth. How to keep the potted hibiscus flourishing and the flowers blooming abundantly in the hot summer becomes a concern for many flower enthusiasts. This article will introduce the methods for managing potted hibiscus in summer in detail, helping you to cultivate a beautiful盆景 full of flowers.
Light Management1. Shading: The sun is strong in summer, and potted hibiscus should not be exposed to the sun for a long time. It should be placed in a semi-shaded environment to avoid direct sunlight.
2. Proper Movement: Adjust the position of the potted hibiscus according to the changes in sunlight to ensure it receives an appropriate amount of scattered light.
Watering Management1. Timely Watering: In the hot summer weather, water evaporates quickly, and the potted hibiscus needs to keep the soil moist. Generally, water it 1-2 times a day, but be careful not to overwater to avoid root rot.
2. Watering Method: Use sprinkling or immersion methods to avoid splashing water on the leaves to prevent diseases.
Fertilizing Management1. Fertilizing Principle: Summer is the period of vigorous growth for potted hibiscus, and it is necessary to increase fertilization to meet its growth needs.
2. Fertilizing Method: Apply liquid fertilizer every 10-15 days, such as compound fertilizer or organic fertilizer, and water promptly after fertilizing to prevent fertilizer burn.
Pruning Management1. Pruning Time: Summer is the period of vigorous growth for potted hibiscus, and pruning should be done after the peak growth period.
2. Pruning Method: Cut off dead branches, diseased branches, and dense branches to maintain a beautiful shape and promote ventilation and light penetration.
Pest and Disease Control1. Observe Leaves: Summer is the peak season for pests and diseases. Regularly observe the leaves of the potted hibiscus and deal with any pests or diseases promptly.
2. Control Method: Use insecticides and fungicides for prevention and control, and maintain a good ventilation environment.
Temperature Management1. Temperature Requirement: Potted hibiscus prefers a warm and humid environment. The temperature in summer should not be too high, maintaining it at 25-30℃ is appropriate.
2. Adjusting Temperature: If the temperature is too high, measures such as shading and spraying water can be taken to lower the temperature.
Through management in these six aspects, your potted hibiscus should be able to maintain a good growth state in summer with abundant blooming. The specific management methods still need to be adjusted according to the actual situation. I hope this article can provide useful references for your potted hibiscus maintenance.
References:
[1] Zhang Wei, Li Na. Potted Plant Maintenance Technology [J]. China Flower and Horticulture, 2018, 37(6): 32-33.
[2] Wang Xiaofang, Zhao Fang. Pest and Disease Control Technology for Potted Flowers [J]. Plant Protection, 2019, 45(3): 54-55.