Hibiscus is a powerful plant that is very successful in gardens and decorations. Growing this herb in your home can bring a tropical and colorful atmosphere, as well as allow you to enjoy the benefits of its flowers and leaves.
Another advantage of learning how to plant hibiscus is that this plant can be consumed, and is often used in teas. But if your intention is to bring more color and life to the garden, this species has a wide variety of colors in its flowers.
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In addition, hibiscus is a plant that adapts to the hot climate, so it blooms all year round in Brazil. So, if you want to have a beautiful flower that is easy to plant, this is a great choice.
Keep reading and see the step by step to plant hibiscus at home!
Hibiscus is a plant that loves the sun and heat. Therefore, first select a location that receives direct sunlight or is well lit by rays.
In addition, the fertile and drained soil will be a great differential for the good development of the foliage. Therefore, mount a soil rich in nutrients and organic fertilizer.
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Hibiscus planting in pot
If you choose hibiscus seed, the ideal is to plant it in a vase or small container and wait for the development of some sheets. After the leaves appear, transfer the plant to a slightly larger pot.
If it is a hibiscus seedling, choose a good vase and prepare the soil. If possible, add substrate to aid water drainage. Then put the seedling and keep the plant always watered.
Hibiscus planting in the ground
This plant also does very well when planted directly in the ground. To do this, prepare a suitable land with fertilizer and substrate. Also remember to remove weeds.
Plant the seedlings at least 1.5 meters apart between each plant, ensuring they have enough room to grow.
After planting, water frequently and keep the ground damp. Hibiscus is a hardy plant, but it requires proper care to thrive and bloom profusely.
Whether planting in a pot or in the ground, you need to add water regularly and pay attention to the presence of pests that are harmful to the healthy development of the plant.
