Hibiscus Flower The little princess of the underworld or the little overlord of the yang world?
Dear flower friends, today we are going to talk about whether the hibiscus flower likes yin or yang. This question may be a bit confusing for many novice flower friends. Don't worry, let's analyze it slowly.
Hibiscus flowers are native to the southeast and southwest of China, where the sun is quite "warm". Therefore, judging from its native environment, the hibiscus flower is obviously "sun-loving". In other words, it needs plenty of sunlight for photosynthesis in order to thrive.
However, many flower lovers may say, "My pot of hibiscus flowers grows better in a cool place!.""What's going on here?In fact, this is related to the growth habits of hibiscus. It is a very "tough" flower, able to adapt to different light conditions to a certain extent. In other words, hibiscus flowers are shade tolerant to a certain extent. However, if left in a cool place for a long time, hibiscus flowers may not grow well due to lack of light.
So, how exactly should you raise hibiscus?In my experience, it's still best to put it in a sunny place and let it fully absorb the sun's "caresses". Of course, in summer, when the sun is particularly strong at noon, you can properly shade to prevent sunburn. Other times, just let it soak up the sun!
In addition, what else do you need to pay attention to when raising hibiscus?In my opinion, the most important thing is watering. Hibiscus prefers a moist environment, but it cannot accumulate water. Therefore, when watering, be sure to control the amount of water, not too much and not too little. Also, during the growing period, pay attention to fertilization. Generally speaking, it is enough to apply well-rotted organic fertilizer once a month.
Another very important point is pruning. Hibiscus flowers grow relatively quickly, and if they are not pruned in time, they can easily grow into a mess. So, regular pruning is very necessary. Generally speaking, in the spring of each year, the hibiscus flowers can be re-pruned, and part of the excessively long branches can be cut off to keep the whole plant in a better shape.
Well, having said all that, I believe you have a basic understanding of how to raise hibiscus flowers. Finally, I would like to give you another piece of advice: raising flowers is like raising children, and you should take care of them with your heart. As long as you take care of it, the hibiscus will definitely repay you with the most beautiful flowers!
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