Is hibiscus poisonous?

Is it toxic?

Hibiscus has certain ornamental value and also certain economic value. It is a very safe plant. It does not carry any toxins, and the aroma it emits is also harmless to the human body, so we can cultivate it with confidence. The length of time that hibiscus blooms is closely related to temperature. If the temperature is controlled within the range required by it, its ornamental value will be greatly improved.

When planting hibiscus, we must pay attention to fertilization management. In the later stages of growth, we should reduce the use of fertilizers and always maintain a good indoor temperature.

Growth habit

Hibiscus likes a warm climate, and the surrounding air must be kept moist and get enough light when growing. Hibiscus cannot withstand cold weather and does not like to grow in dark environments. When growing in winter, the temperature should be kept at around 15 degrees. If the indoor temperature is below 5 degrees, the leaves will turn yellow and fall off. If the temperature is lower, the hibiscus will die.