What to do if the hibiscus flower grows poorly

Symptoms of lack of growth elements in the hibiscus

If the curled flower lacks certain growth elements, it will grow poorly, the leaves will not look good, and other parts will also not grow well.

If the plant lacks nitrogen, the leaves will turn green and yellow, the branches will become thinner, and the leaves will become smaller and fall off easily.

If the curled flower lacks phosphorus, the growth of the plant will weaken, brown spots will appear on the veins of the leaves, and the flower buds will not differentiate easily, which will affect the flowering of the curled flower.

If the plant lacks potassium, its leaves will become wrinkled and shrunken, easily die, and the lower leaves will fall off easily.

If the plant lacks iron, the new leaves will become lighter in color, and it may cause the entire leaf to turn yellow or even white.

If the plant lacks magnesium, the old leaves will easily lose their green color, develop spots, and have curled leaf tips. If the lily of the valley lacks calcium, the tips of its leaves will bend and become necrotic. If the plant is deficient in sulfur, the new leaves will turn yellow and become spindly.

What should I do if the hibiscus flower lacks growth elements?

The genus Ipomoea lacks some growth element, most likely due to the soil. The soil may not contain sufficient nutrients, which leads to poor growth of the gentian. It may also be that the excessive application of a certain element affects the absorption of other elements. These will lead to poor growth of the flower.

Generally, if the Croton tiglium shows signs of poor growth, it is necessary to determine what elements the Croton tiglium is lacking based on its specific manifestations and then supplement them. The second thing is to prepare suitable nutrient soil to ensure that the hibiscus has more comprehensive nutrients to absorb.