Hibiscus flowers are not only beautiful in appearance, but also have high medicinal value. People can get high economic benefits by raising hibiscus flowers, but how should this plant be raised at ordinary times? I'll write down his breeding methods and share them with you later.
How to raise hibiscus flowers? Breeding method of hibiscus 1
To cultivate hibiscus, it is necessary to choose suitable land for him in advance. This kind of plant likes to grow in warm and humid places and loose and fertile soil. Usually, it is best to choose loose, fertile, weakly alkaline and super breathable sand. This kind of land is most suitable for the growth of hibiscus flowers.
After selecting the land, you should put it into the ground for deep ploughing and leveling before planting hibiscus flowers.
Step 2 adjust the temperature
When cultivating hibiscus flowers, we should also pay attention to the adjustment of temperature, because hibiscus flowers are not cold-tolerant plants. If planted in a large area, you must build an arch shed to keep warm in winter. If they are cultivated in flowerpots, we should move them indoors. If the temperature of the breeding environment is below five degrees, hibiscus flowers will freeze to death.
3. Fertilizer and water management
Raising hibiscus flowers, fertilizer and water management is also very important. Although this kind of plant likes humid environment, it should not be watered excessively at ordinary times to prevent water accumulation in the soil. Moreover, after entering the winter, it is necessary to reduce the number of watering to prevent freezing injury.
May is the time when hibiscus flowers grow rapidly. At this time, in order to strengthen fertilizer supply, topdressing should be done every ten days.
4, reasonable pruning
Hibiscus flowers should be pruned in time during the breeding period, and the pruning must be reasonable and appropriate. After hibiscus enters dormancy, two or three buds can be left at the base of hibiscus when pruning, and all other parts can be cut off. Water and fertilizer should be properly controlled after pruning.
In addition, during the normal growth of hibiscus, it can be trimmed properly and cut into different shapes, which can improve its ornamental value.