Hibiscus plant (Hibiscus) native to Southeast Asia regions such as China and Japan, as well as East Africa, with about 250 species. It is an evergreen plant characterized by fast growth and some types can reach up to 5 meters in height. It is prunable and shapeable and blooms throughout the year. The flower colors range from red to white, yellow, pink, and purple. What distinguishes its flowers from others is the protrusion of the male and female organs (stamens and pistils) in a long outward shape. The flower is large, some types can reach a diameter of 15 cm. There are other colors of it. Care focuses on organic fertilization at least twice a year, pruning between successive flowering periods which usually increase in spring and early summer. It is recommended to increase humidity in summer and reduce it in winter. It thrives in most soil types and tolerates different climatic conditions better than other types. Propagation is done in several ways, including: air layering, grafting, stem cuttings (propagation), and seeds.
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Hibiscus plant (Hibiscus) native to Southeast Asia regions such as China and Japan, as well as East Africa, with about 250 species. It is an evergreen plant characterized by fast growth and some types can reach up to 5 meters in height. It is prunable and shapeable and blooms throughout the year. The flower colors range from red to white, yellow, pink, and purple. What distinguishes its flowers from others is the protrusion of the male and female organs (stamens and pistils) in a long outward shape. The flower is large, some types can reach a diameter of 15 cm. There are other colors of it. Care focuses on organic fertilization at least twice a year, pruning between successive flowering periods which usually increase in spring and early summer. It is recommended to increase humidity in summer and reduce it in winter. It thrives in most soil types and tolerates different climatic conditions better than other types. Propagation is done in several ways, including: air layering, grafting, stem cuttings (propagation), and seeds.
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