What are the cultivation methods and precautions of hibiscus

Hibiscus cultivation method

Hibiscus is a relatively common flower species, grown all over the country and can be used as medicine. It usually blooms in summer or autumn. When propagating, it is generally carried out by cutting propagation. The temperature needs to reach 15 degrees, so that the survival rate is relatively high.

Hibiscus has strong adaptability. When it is normally maintained, it needs sufficient sunlight. It prefers a warm and humid growing environment. It needs regular pruning during the maintenance period so that it can grow well. When planting, loose and fertile soil is generally used.

Watering method

Hibiscus prefers a humid growing environment, so the soil should be kept moist at ordinary times. When the air is dry, it needs to be watered in time to keep it moist, but water accumulation should be avoided.

Fertilization method

When hibiscus is sprouting, it needs to be fertilized in time. Generally, some quick-acting fertilizers are applied to promote its growth. When it is flowering, it needs to be fertilized again.

Pruning methods

Hibiscus needs to be pruned during the maintenance period. When its branches and leaves grow densely, it will affect its photosynthesis. It needs to be pruned properly to provide it with a good lighting environment.

Hibiscus cultivation precautions

When caring for hibiscus, you need to pay attention to the fact that there must be a good ventilation environment at ordinary times, so as to avoid some diseases and pests. When diseases and pests occur, you need to use pesticides to spray them in time, and you need to water and fertilize them in moderation.