Hibiscus Growth Cycle Annual Regrowth
Does the hibiscus flower grow again every year?
There are flowers and trees in the world, called hibiscus. People often wonder: hibiscus withers and blooms with each passing year, but it must be reborn with each passing year?
The growth of hibiscus has its own unique cycle. Every spring, the yang energy begins to rise, the earth warms up, and hibiscus also feels the change of seasons. Its roots dormant in the ground are like waking up after a long sleep, gradually reviving, absorbing nutrients and water from the soil for the germination of the branches.
At the beginning, on the branches, there are hidden spores, like stars. Soon, the spores gradually burst, and the green leaf buds stick out, like the hope of new life. Then, the buds of the leaves stretch, and the leaves become larger and larger, forming a plume-like shape, emerald green and dripping, swaying in the wind.
In summer and autumn, hibiscus flowers are most prosperous. Its flowers are red or purple, or white or pink, as big as the mouth of a bowl, and are born alone between the axils of the branches and leaves. The petals stretch out layer by layer, with golden silk and dazzling. Each flower blooms and sets in the twilight, although it is short-lived but gorgeous. However, although this flower falls, another flower blooms again, and the flowering period continues, and the viewer is dizzy.
At the end of autumn and the beginning of winter, the weather turns cold, and the growth of hibiscus gradually slows down. The leaves turn from green to yellow, falling with the wind, and the branches gradually appear withered. At this time, the hibiscus is like a deep sleep, hiding its vitality in the root system underground, waiting for the spring breeze to awaken in the coming year.
The thing that covers the hibiscus, if the climate is suitable, the soil is fertile, and it is well managed, it will be reborn every spring. It is based on the root system, stores nutrients, and adapts to changes in the four seasons. It alternates between years of aging and prosperity, and it will return to its youth every year. Therefore, hibiscus can grow again every year, which is the work of natural creation and the manifestation of hibiscus' tenacious life.
