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Description: Hibiscus Flower Seed
Type:Blooming Plant
Flowerpot:Excluded
Cultivating Difficulty Degree:Regular
Function:Beautifying/Interest
Variety:Hibiscus flowers
Use:Indoor/Outdoor Plant
Specification:20Seeds
Classification:Home/Garden Flower Seeds
Color:Light Pink, Blue, Blue Pink, Pink Yellow, Pink Orange, Orange Yellow, Purple, Purple Pink, Violet Orange, Yellow, Red, Pink, Orange, White, Orange
Features:
1. Bring out the gardener in you- following the instructions listed on the packaging directly and beautiful flowers will grow virtually anywhere. These are perfect for both indoor planting and outdoor gardens.
2. Great gift for Moms, daughters, and the gardener in your life.
3. Placing in home, office or garden.
4. Air-purification, beautifying and interests.
5. Easy to grow in four seasons.
Planting methods:
Hibiscus flower warm and moist environment, fat, suitable for growing in fertile, well-drained sandy soil. Hibiscus flowers are slightly shade-tolerant and not cold-tolerant, suitable for growing in sunny places. Hibiscus flower management is extensive and easy to cultivate. Under normal circumstances, the ground hibiscus flower can meet the needs of growth by rain. It is sufficient to apply 1-2 times of fertilizer to Hibiscus peanuts for a long time. Various fertilizers can be applied. Some phosphorus fertilizer can make hibiscus flower more beautiful

	Watering: Hibiscus flowers are not tolerant to drought, and the growing season needs to maintain sufficient moisture to ensure the growth of hibiscus flowers. When the flower buds are translucent, water should be deducted properly to control the growth of the leaves, so that the nutrients can be concentrated on the flowers, and in the winter, watering should be reduced.

Temperature: Hibiscus flowers have poor cold resistance and should be moved indoors during the winter to ensure that the temperature is controlled at 0-100-10℃, so Hibiscus flowers naturally dormant.
Fertilization: Hibiscus flowers need to be fertilized with water in the spring sprouting period, and a small amount of phosphorus and potassium fertilizers should be applied before and after the flowering period. Every winter or spring, you can ditch the plants and apply some organic fertilizer to facilitate the vigorous growth of the plants.

	Insect pests: The most common pest and disease of Hibiscus is the common leaf-hopper, which can be sprayed with 73% Keziite 3000x or 20% Dimethylether EC 1000x. Small leaf-hoppers and cotton leaf-hoppers are also common pests of hibiscus flowers and can be sprayed with 5% carbaryl powder.

Trimming: Hibiscus flowers are resistant to pruning, and they can be trimmed and shaped as needed. The dead branches and leaves are cut and crushed to ensure light transparency, and it is better to cultivate the plants into shrubs.

Hibiscus flowers are usually planted on the edge of the pond or in the sunny courtyard. Extensive management is also available. During the dry season, water is more 