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Hibiscus Care - Hibiscus Doctor - Hidden Valley Hibiscus Exotic hibiscus sales, hibiscus care, and hibiscus cultivation The most extensive site on the web about hibiscus, we sell exotic hibiscus plants for indoor and outdoor growing
Hidden Valley Hibiscus ~ Hibiscus Care Hibiscus can survive temperatures even as high as 115°F (46°C), provided they have adequate water When the weather is hot, it is best to maintain a steady supply of water to the plant, rather than have it go through wet dry cycles
Potting Planting Hibiscus - Hidden Valley Hibiscus Hibiscus prefer a light fertilizing on a frequent schedule, so if you have time to fertilize every time you water, this is the best possible way to keep hibiscus in small pots happy Use 1 2 the dose on the fertilizer label each time you water, and watch carefully for signs of fertilizer burn - brown edges on otherwise healthy leaves
Hibiscus Care - Common Mistakes - Hidden Valley Hibiscus Hibiscus should NEVER be transplanted under any of these circumstances After any kind of stressful situation, give hibiscus the safety of their nice, comfortable, familiar pots until the stressful situation is completely gone and the plants have had a few weeks to recover before you consider transplanting
Hibiscus Feeding Fertilizing - Hidden Valley Hibiscus Hibiscus don't like to ever dry out completely anyway, so if you have a good watering regime, you shouldn't ever have to worry about the soil being too dry to fertilize During the winter months when your hibiscus are not actively growing and blooming, cut your fertilizer way back The less active hibiscus are, the less food they need
Hibiscus as Houseplants - Hidden Valley Hibiscus Indoor hibiscus, like outdoor hibiscus, will need a lot of water in hot weather and much less water in cold weather When you water your hibiscus, water until you see water come out the bottom of the pot into the plant tray, but after 12 hours the water in the plant tray should be gone If there is still water standing in the tray, pour it away
Hidden Valley Hibiscus - Wintering Tropical Hibiscus The place where hibiscus can stay warm without any extra cost is in your house Although hibiscus are considered outdoor plants in the United States, in many parts of the world they are very popular houseplants, except for 2-3 months during summer when the pots may be set outdoors Indoor hibiscus make attractive, green houseplants
Are Hibiscus Edible? - Hidden Valley Hibiscus Many hibiscus teas are made from a different species of hibiscus, called Hibiscus sabdiriffa, but Hibiscus rosa-sinensis, the ancestor of the modern, exotic hibiscus, is also frequently used for tea Tea makers report that all parts of the hibiscus plant can be used, but that the flowers make a sweeter tea, and the leaves make a more astringent
Pruning Hibiscus - Hidden Valley Hibiscus For hibiscus planted in the ground in very warm climates where winter freezing is seldom a problem, pruning can be done in the late fall This forces the plant to put growing energy into roots first, then when spring comes, branches shoot out all over, which means a lot more flowers in the summer
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