How to grow hibiscus

1. Loose loam

We usually choose some that are more breathable and have drainage effects. We can also add some sand or gravel in it, which will be more suitable.

2. Proper watering

When watering, you must meet its requirements, otherwise inappropriate watering will cause the flower buds to fall off. It has a certain demand for water, and you don't have to wait until the soil in the pot is dry before applying water. You can always create a relatively humid environment for it. However, do not apply too much water, otherwise it will easily damage the roots and the leaves will turn yellow and fall off.

3. Apply fertilizer

Because flowers are blooming, they need sufficient nutrients to support their growth, which is a very critical point. Fertilizer should be applied about once a month during the growing season. If the growth is vigorous, the cycle can be shortened to ensure that more flowers bloom. But be careful not to use too much each time, you can apply it in small amounts multiple times.

4. Lighting Issues

It loves sunlight, so be sure to take this into consideration when choosing a location to plant it. There must be sufficient light every day, and ventilation must be ensured to promote air circulation.