How to grow double-petaled hibiscus well

Double Hibiscus Growing Conditions

When caring for the double-petaled hibiscus, it needs sufficient sunlight and at least 8 hours a day, which can promote its growth rate and is extremely beneficial to its growth. When planting, it is necessary to choose loose and fertile sandy loam for maintenance.

How to grow double-petaled hibiscus

Double hibiscus needs a good light environment during maintenance. It needs to be placed in a well-lit place outdoors for maintenance, and fertilized every 7-10 days. During the growth period, it needs to be fertilized once a day, and it also needs to be pruned in the spring.

Watering Double Hibiscus

The double-petaled hibiscus needs to be watered in time during the growing period. It should not be allowed to lack water, but it should not cause water accumulation. It is generally watered once a day.

Fertilizing double hibiscus

Double-petaled hibiscus requires more fertilizer during the growing season. In order to have sufficient nutrients, it needs to be fertilized once every 7-10 days.

Disease and Pest Control of Double Hibiscus

In the autumn, double-petaled hibiscus will develop diseases and pests due to unsuitable temperatures, and needs to be treated with pesticides in a timely manner.

How to grow double-petaled hibiscus at home

When caring for double-petaled hibiscus indoors, there are generally no requirements for the soil used, but it is recommended to use relatively loose, fertile and well-drained soil, which is more conducive to growth. The growth temperature should be controlled at around 20 degrees, and there should be sufficient light environment at ordinary times.

Precautions for the maintenance of double-petaled hibiscus

When caring for double-petaled hibiscus, the flowerpot used must be breathable enough, and fertilizer must be applied in a timely manner. It must receive 8 hours of light a day, and it is best to have a good ventilation environment.