How to plant hibiscus

Amaranthus is an evergreen tree plant, a tropical tree species with large green leaves, evergreen all year round, and high ornamental value. The following picture shows Amaranthus. Amaranthus is usually used as a flower arrangement, and can be made into dried flowers and potted plants for viewing. Amaranthus has a beautiful appearance and can improve the air, making it very suitable for home planting. Let's share how to plant Amaranthus.

Pictures of hibiscus and how to plant hibiscus

1. How to plant hibiscus - sowing

Amaranthus can be sown in spring, summer and autumn. You can sow Amaranthus with ordinary soil. When sowing Amaranthus, you can first add some sand and pebbles, spread them on the bottom layer of the flowerpot, then cover it with sand, and then sprinkle the seeds. Then keep the soil moist. After sowing, seedlings will emerge. The seedlings grow slowly, and true leaves will appear after 20 days.

2. How to plant hibiscus - flowering

After two months, the hibiscus will begin to bloom, and it will bloom slowly in about three months. There are white buds in the green bracts. The hibiscus grows in clusters and looks very beautiful. After the second half of the hibiscus flowering period, it will grow very well, with a low probability of pests. It will be extremely ornamental when planted densely.

3. How to plant hibiscus - maintenance

The flower shape of the hibiscus is full and beautiful, suitable for flower arrangement for viewing. The plain-colored hibiscus is helpful to set off various flowers, and the hibiscus also has a variety of colors. The hibiscus can absorb a large amount of carbon dioxide, so it can help improve the office.