Hibiscus Annual or Perennial
Q: Is hibiscus an annual or a perennial plant?
A: Hibiscus is a perennial deciduous shrub. Its vitality is quite tenacious, and the stem has a high degree of lignification. Every autumn and winter, some branches and leaves on the ground may wither and wither, but the underground root system still survives. When the climate warms in the spring of the following year, the root system will germinate new branches again, draw leaves and bloom. Unlike annual plants, which can only survive one growth cycle and need to be sown and reproduced every year, hibiscus does not need to be replanted every year. With its perennial characteristics, it continues to grow for many years, becomes more and more lush, and has a long flowering period. It is widely used in garden viewing and other aspects.
