How to care for a small hibiscus potted plant
Today, I will introduce to you how to care for a small hibiscus potted plant and the precautions for the maintenance of hibiscus in the aspect of green plants and flowers. Next, the editor of the website will introduce to the netizens.
Three maintenance techniques for small hibiscus, fast growth, vigorous branches and leaves, long flowering period, blooming 10 times more, and beautiful!
Small hibiscus has a beautiful plant shape, just right for keeping on the balcony. It is not particularly tall or short and thin. A small hibiscus plant can produce a large number of flowers, with many flowers blooming simultaneously.
A single pot can produce hundreds or even thousands of flowers at the same time, with pink flowers that are romantic and vibrant, and look beautiful and lush.
Some flower friends have pruned the small hibiscus into the shape of a large lollipop, and when it flowers, it is truly beautiful.
And it can also be kept in winter, even in the north. If placed indoors with heating and sunlight, it will also bloom in winter and spring.
While other flowers and plants are still bare without leaves, it starts to bloom in early spring.
If kept outdoors, as long as it is not a newly transplanted seedling, its cold tolerance is also very strong, able to withstand temperatures as low as minus 2 degrees Celsius. Older plants can withstand temperatures as low as minus 3 degrees Celsius, making it relatively cold-tolerant.
Therefore, if placed on the inside of a balcony with heating in winter, it will continue to bloom continuously, providing a constant display of flowers, more frequent and beautiful than bougainvillea or Chinese rose.
How to care for a small hibiscus potted plant
So, how should we care for a potted small hibiscus?
1. For a healthy small hibiscus, it needs plenty of light
It loves sunlight very much. Except in the high summer temperatures, it cannot be exposed to direct sunlight and should be kept in the shade. At other times, it must be exposed to plenty of sunlight.
Good lighting will encourage it to produce more flower buds, resulting in bright flower colors and very lush branches and leaves.
If the lighting is not sufficient, its leaves will grow sparse, and it may easily turn yellow or grow excessively, with few flower buds. Therefore, it should be exposed to direct sunlight as much as possible.
In fact, small hibiscus can bloom in all four seasons if the temperature is suitable. In the north, if there is heating indoors, it will still bloom. As long as there is a bit more space at home, keeping a small hibiscus plant is a very good choice.