What to do if the leaves of hibiscus wilt

1. Solution

1. Watering

Don’t water too frequently, as this can easily damage the flower roots, so be sure to water the hibiscus regularly. Sometimes not watering thoroughly is also a problem, so be sure to water thoroughly when watering, otherwise it is only a matter of time before the flowers and leaves wilt.

2. Fertilization

The issue of fertilization cannot be ignored. Too much fertilizer can easily burn the roots of hibiscus flowers completely. In addition, some people prefer to use raw fertilizer. Using raw fertilizer is also harmful to hibiscus flowers.

3. Repotting

The wilting of hibiscus leaves is also closely related to the potting soil. If the potting soil is not breathable or the pot is too small and the space is too crowded, the leaves may wilt. When repotting, you should water the flowers appropriately to moisten them, then slowly extract the flowers from the pot with both hands, and then place the whole flower in the new potting soil. When filling the soil, try to flatten the soil next to it with your hands, and you're done. But don't put too much soil in when repotting, otherwise the flower roots will not be easy to breathe.

2. Precautions

The most important thing in growing hibiscus is care. It is necessary to prune it regularly, especially the dried leaves and diseased branches, so as not to affect the growth of other branches and leaves. Hibiscus easily attracts pests. Cinnabar leaf mites, red spider mites, etc. are the most taboo insects for hibiscus, so pest removal work should be done regularly.