How to make the small hibiscus bloom more and how to care for it during the flowering period

1. How to make the small hibiscus bloom more

1. Get more sun: Hibiscus likes to grow in places with sufficient light, and it can bloom more if it gets enough light. Because the branches and leaves can carry out photosynthesis, they can accumulate a lot of nutrients. If it is placed in a dark place and does not see the sun for a long time, the number of flowers will decrease, or it may not bloom at all.

2. Adequate fertilizer and water: During its peak growth season, apply appropriate amounts of fertilizer. Compound fertilizer can be applied on the soil surface to promote plant growth. As long as there are enough nutrients and appropriate amount of water, it will bloom in April. It is best to apply a small amount of phosphorus and potassium fertilizers at the end of March to promote flower bud differentiation and more flowering.

3. Timely pruning: If you want it to bloom more, you should prune it in time after each flowering. Cut off the dead flowers and weak branches. This will save a lot of nutrients and lay the foundation for the next flowering, so that there will be more flowers next time.

2. How to grow during the flowering period

When the hibiscus is in bloom, it should be placed in a bright location and get plenty of sunlight. When the light is strong, block it appropriately and avoid direct sunlight. The temperature must also be controlled. If the temperature is low in early spring, place it indoors. During the hot summer months, provide more ventilation to cool down. In addition, the amount of watering and fertilization should be controlled at this time. Water when the soil is dry. It is best to stop fertilizing and wait until the flowers fade before adding an appropriate amount of fertilizer to replenish nutrients.