Hibiscus (also known as the Chinese Roz) is an exotic plant with Asian originwhich in our climate can be successfully grown, e.g. in a pot. To bloom, however, you must provide him with the right conditions and take care of it in a specific way.
Some forget about the basic principles of care for this species. They wander in the blindness, and then they are surprised that he does not want to release flowers, his leaves lose its firmness and is more and more miserable day by day.
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In order for hibiscus to bloom beautifully in a pot, you must provide him with a bright, diffused light. It is better to avoid a direct burning sun, because it can damage the leaves, although it is better than keeping it in complete shading, where it will not bloom.
What is in the pot also matters. Choose a fertile, permeable steel with drainage on the bottom with a slightly acid/ neutral reaction. It can be a ready mixture for pot flowers.
The best for growing hibiscus will be a room with a constant temperature of about 19-25 degrees Celsius. Prefers high humidity, which is why it is worth spraying its leaves as often as possible.
It should be remembered that his land should be constantly moist, but not soaked. In addition to watering with water multi-component from the time the first buds appear every 1.5-2 weeks to the end of the flowering period (November)
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One of the most common mistakes that hibiscus does not bloom is … moving it from place to place. This plant does not like moving too frequently to other rooms.
Hibiscus also does not want to bloom by inadequate fertilization (too much nitrogen, too little phosphorus and potassium), and also by watering errors (pouring/ drying the flower).
