When it comes to little hibiscus, please forgive the direct words like "exploding pot", because it really loves to bloom, and can bloom hundreds or even thousands of flowers at a time.
The little Hibiscus that explodes at the very beginning is also very suitable for modeling, especially for cultivating the giant sweetheart lollipop, which is very beautiful.
If you like it, you can take the opportunity to buy a basin. It is not recommended to change the basin for the newly arrived hibiscus. Once the basin is changed, the new soil is wrapped outside the original soil lump, and its root activity is relatively poor. Once the water is poured, it is easy to clog the root.
If you have to change the basin, you should wait at least one week, and the flowerpot to be changed should be the same size as the original soil lump. If you are not in a hurry, you'd better wait for the day to cool, and then change the basin after the small hibiscus flower is defeated.
Put the Hibiscus in the astigmatism and ventilation place for 3 days before hand, and gradually increase the light after 3 days. Keep the light for at least 6 hours every day, and the more the sun shines, the more the flowers bloom.
When I first got there, I poured enough water. Next, I felt the soil surface was dry. I carried the flowerpot and it became lighter. Every time I poured it, I couldn't always rain it. Otherwise, it would be easy for me to grow black and the whole plant would die.
Don't be short of water in the sun. The small Hibiscus with flower buds will bloom one after another. After the flowers fail, cut them gently, keep the shape of a ball or heart, and can grow several more.
If the pruned branches are relatively long, a cutting can be made, usually half a month can take root, the surviving seedlings can be planted in groups, or can continue to be made into lollipop hibiscus.
The growth of Hibiscus is rapid and the flowers are blooming. If you want the plants to grow strong, you must be lack of fertilizer and water. You can apply fertilizer several times after each flower failure.
