Hibiscus Flower Appearance
In the shape of hibiscus, there are thousands of postures. Its flowers are huge and can reach several inches in diameter. The petals are stretched, or single, as light as silk, and the color is bright. The pink one is rosy, the red one is like fire, and the white one is like snow, which is delicate and moving. The petal edges are either wavy or flat, all of which have charm.
The stamen stands upright in the center, slender and long, and the stamen head is goose yellow, which contrasts with the petals, adding more style. The receptacle is solid, supporting the flowers, stable and dignified.
Its leaves are also unique, broad and green, with serrated edges and clear veins, like an emerald disc, which complements each other under the flowers. The branches are straight and straight, or curved or straight, with thin thorns on the cloth. Although not sharp, it adds a bit of strength. Looking at it as a whole, the appearance of hibiscus is graceful and graceful, showing the wonders of nature.
