How to get a high survival rate of hibiscus cuttings

Hibiscus is a popular flower plant in recent years. It is very beautiful when it blooms and is easy to care for. It is very suitable for growing in the courtyard. It can also be planted in pots to become beautiful potted plants. Hibiscus is particularly cold-resistant and is very suitable for friends in the north. Hibiscus is easy to propagate. Just cut a few branches and it will easily take root through hydroponic cuttings.

Hibiscus cutting time

The best time for hibiscus cuttings is late autumn, early winter and early spring, which is roughly from December to March of the following year. If you take cuttings during this period, it will take root faster and better. In fact, the cutting time will vary depending on the region, so the specific cutting time can be determined according to weather conditions.

Hibiscus cutting method

Before cutting hibiscus flowers, you need to prepare some soil. Try to choose loose and breathable soil. Only by using such a substrate can the branches take root faster and it will be more suitable for its growth. Soaking it in disinfectant before cutting will be more conducive to its rooting. After cutting, fix it and water it in time. New roots will grow in about a month.

Hibiscus Peanut Root

In order for the hibiscus cuttings to take root and sprout faster, hydroponic cuttings are the best choice. Next, prepare a transparent container, fill it with appropriate amount of clean water, and soak the branches in the water about 3-5 cm. Remember not to soak the leaves of the hibiscus in the water. This completes the hibiscus water cutting process. Next, leave it to time and wait patiently.