Planta Hibiscus related terms
On the planting of hibiscus
Hibiscus is also a good product among flowers. Its flower color is beautiful, or pink like the morning sun, or white like snow, or purple like a dream, the flower shape is elegant, the petals are light, and when they bloom, they are like the smile of a beauty, which is very moving.
If you want to plant hibiscus, you must first choose a place. Its nature likes the sun, so you should choose a wide and well-lit place, but it is also slightly tolerant of shade. If it is in a half-shaded place, it can also grow, but the color of the flower may be slightly less bright. The land should be fertile, loose and well-drained, and waterlogged land should be avoided to prevent the rhizomes from rotting.
When planting, if you plant with seedlings, choose strong seedlings and plant them. Dig the pit moderately, straighten the seedlings into the pit, cover the soil and compact it, and pour an appropriate amount of water to make the soil and roots close together. If you use the method of cutting, choose strong branches, cut them into suitable lengths, insert them into moist soil, and maintain them carefully, they can also become plants.
Daily maintenance, watering needs to be timely. Water frequently in dry times to keep the soil moist, but do not accumulate water; in rainy seasons, it is necessary to prevent waterlogging and drain in time. Fertilization is also the key. When the branches are issued in spring, apply nitrogen fertilizer to promote the flourishing of their branches and leaves; before the flowering period, apply phosphorus and potassium fertilizer to help them bloom and bloom.
And hibiscus has strong tillering power, timely pruning, and can plastic its shape. In addition to residual flowers, diseased branches, and dead branches, the plants are ventilated and translucent, and new branches can also be promoted to germinate, and the flowers will be more prosperous in the coming year.
Hibiscus plants, although they need to be attentive, they will return with beautiful flowers, which is enough to comfort those who dwell flowers.
