Hibiscus cultivation methods and techniques

Hibiscus sabdariffa is a short shrub with round drupes about the size of peas and a light green color. Hibiscus sabdariffa has many functions and can help improve toothache, joint pain, and menstrual pain. Let's take a look at the cultivation methods of Hibiscus sabdariffa.

Cultivation method of hibiscus (big red flower)

1. What is Hibiscus?

Hibiscus sang (big red flower) is a shrub, the height of the whole plant is about two centimeters, and the hibiscus sang (big red flower) has only the main flower branches, but no branches. The texture of the leaves of the hibiscus sang (big red flower) is similar to leather, and the shape is oval. Hibiscus sang (big red flower) is very common in Tibet, Taiwan, Hainan and other regions, and various shrubs are densely distributed in high-altitude areas.

2. Hibiscus cultivation method - humidity

Hibiscus is very suitable for a moist or semi-dry growing environment. It grows better in an air environment with appropriate humidity. If the air humidity becomes low, the leaves of Hibiscus will turn yellow and fall off, and the leaves will lose their luster.

3. Hibiscus cultivation method - temperature

Hibiscus (Big Hibiscus) is a plant in subtropical regions. It has strict temperature requirements in winter, so if the overall environmental temperature is below eight degrees Celsius, Hibiscus (Big Hibiscus) will not grow.

4. Hibiscus cultivation method - light

Hibiscus is very sensitive to light. When planting hibiscus indoors, avoid planting it in a bright place, such as a living room or study. After planting it indoors for a period of time, it is best to move it to a shaded place for a period of time.