Nov 26, 2020
Hibiscus Rosa-sinensis
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Hibiscus Rosa-sinensis
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Hibiscus - Hibiscus rosa-sinensis
FAMILY - Malvaceae
DESCRIPTION
This subtropical plant is very adaptable and can be grown in most areas except where there is severe frost.
CULTIVATION & CARE
It requires full sun conditions, but will grow in shady conditions with at least 2 hours of sun daily.
Plant in any soil type provided it is well drained and composted.
It is best to plant it in spring and summer.
Water regularly when small. Once established it can survive on very little water.
Mulch well.
Grow in an area with smaller shrubs so that it does not compete for sunlight.
Prune at least once a year, in spring, once the frosty period is over.
PROPAGATION
Propagate by using seedlings.
PESTS & DISEASES
Aphids, worms, beetles, mites and nematodes
Under moist conditions- leaf spotting and root rot may occur.
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