Size of Hibiscus Bush
The size of the hibiscus shrub
The size of the hibiscus shrub varies from species to species. Common, up to several feet in height, and some up to more than ten feet.
Its crown width, whether round or oval, varies in density. Small hibiscus, with a narrow crown width of a few inches, compact and delicate; large, with a crown width of several feet, branches and leaves stretched, quite spectacular.
The place where it grows also affects its size. If it is in fertile soil, with sufficient sunlight and abundant water sources, it will grow vigorously, with tall plants and wide crown widths; if it is in barren land, with insufficient light and lack of water sources, its growth is limited, and the plants are short and the crown width is also narrow.
And the growth age of hibiscus is also the key. When first planted, the plant is young and the size is still small. After years of nourishment, it grows year by year, and the size gradually increases. In its prime, it reaches its due size.
Therefore, in order to know the size of hibiscus shrubs, it is necessary to combine factors such as variety, growth environment, and growth age to obtain the details.
