Hibiscus plants are known for their large, colorful flowers. The blooms of this plant are large, colorful, and incredibly graceful. The foliage of the hibiscus plant is also beautiful – the dark green, glossy leaves provide a wonderful contrast to the extravagant blooms.
| Soil |
Potting Mix |
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| Scientific Name |
Hibiscus |
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| Growth Cycle |
Evergreen |
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| Habit Type |
Shrub |
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| Flower Color |
Red |
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| Aroma |
Not Scented |
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| Growth Rate |
Moderate |
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| Habitat |
China, Tropical Asia |
The hipsicous plant belongs to the family of marshmallows (English: Malvaceous), which includes many types of herbs, shrubs and trees, where the number of species is approximately 200 species, and it is worth noting that the hospices plant grows and thrives in warm and temperate regions.. It is recommended to grow this plant in tropical regions or areas with warm climates, but if you live in cold regions, it is recommended to choose varieties that tolerate cold winter temperatures. Characteristics of the hospices plant the following is a description of the hip’s coccus plant: Leaves: The leaves are often lobed and may be smooth or covered with plant bristles. Flowers: The hips coccus plant can carry flowers singly or arranged in groups, and it is reported that the flowers of some species of this plant last for only one day. Fruits: The fruits of the physiques plant resemble capsules. Size: Although some dwarf varieties may grow to a height of about 0.9 m, many varieties and species can reach a height of 2.4 or more, and the plant is often slightly spread, but mature plants spread about a width equal to their height.
Available in clay soil
