How to grow hibiscus flowers? How to grow hibiscus flowers?

Hibiscus is a beautiful ornamental plant, which is very common in Chengdu, Sichuan. Various plants have bright colors and pleasant fragrance and are of particularly high ornamental value. In daily life, it can be planted on a large scale and can bring higher economic income to people. However, many people do not understand the cultivation methods of hibiscus and do not know how to grow hibiscus well. Today, the editor will make a special introduction in this regard.

How to grow hibiscus flowers? How to grow hibiscus flowers?

1. Breeding method

If you want to know how to grow hibiscus, you must understand its reproduction methods. This plant has many different ways of reproduction. It can be propagated by cuttings in February and March each year, or by division before sprouting in spring each year. In addition to these reproduction methods, hibiscus can also collect mature fruits in November and December each year, take out the seeds inside and save them, and then sow and propagate them in March and April of the second year.

2. Daily management

Daily management of hibiscus is very important during the cultivation period. It must be cultivated once in the summer and winter every year, and weeding must be done in time, especially after entering winter, the soil must be properly cultivated. Only in this way can it survive the winter safely. In addition, during the cultivation of hibiscus, top dressing must be done in time. In spring and summer, human and animal manure or chemical fertilizers can be applied, and in autumn and winter, compost must be applied after harvesting.

3. Timely pruning

When growing hibiscus, you must also take a break in time. You can trim it into the shape you need according to its growth, or you can trim it into a tree or shrub. Pruning should be done after flowering or before spring budding each year. You must remove dead branches, weak branches and overly dense branches in time. This will not only keep it in good shape, but also increase the ventilation and light transmission of the plant, which is very beneficial to the normal growth of hibiscus.

4. Pest and disease control

When cultivating hibiscus, you should also pay attention to the prevention and control of diseases and pests. This plant is prone to mites during its growth period, which will damage the leaves of the plant. At this time, you need to spray relevant drugs. In addition, hibiscus is also prone to various pests such as cotton leafhoppers and four-striped beetles during its growth period. After these pests appear, you need to spray carbaryl powder in time, and pay attention to the ventilation of the environment, otherwise the leaves of the hibiscus will fall off in large numbers.