What kind of environment does Hibiscus flower like and what environment is suitable for Hibiscus flo

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1. Environmental requirements

2. Maintenance methods

The plant likes a warm semi-shady environment and grows faster in spring and autumn. In summer and winter, the plant will enter a dormant period and grow slowly. Usually, it should be placed in a bright place to receive scattered light and not be exposed to direct strong light. In daily maintenance, water frequently during the growth period to keep the pot soil moist, and fertilize every 15 days to provide necessary nutrients for its growth.

1. Environmental Requirements

The other shore flower is suitable for growing in a warm semi-shady environment and has a certain degree of cold resistance. However, too low a temperature is not conducive to its growth. It will go dormant in summer and the temperature is not suitable. over 30℃. It doesn't like strong light, so it should be placed in a place with scattered light. It should not be too dark, otherwise the plant will risk growing too much and will also affect its flowering.

2. Maintenance methods

1. Lighting: The other side of the flower likes semi-shade and is afraid of strong light, so it must be placed in a place with soft light or properly shaded. Especially in summer, avoid exposure to the sun. If the light is not strong, you can also let it bask in the sun, which will help the differentiation of flower buds.

2. Temperature: Bana flowers grow in warm places Soon, the temperature should be controlled between 16-28℃. If the temperature exceeds 30℃ in summer, the plants need to be sprayed with water to cool down and pay attention to ventilation. The temperature cannot be lower than 1℃ in winter, otherwise you will get frostbite.

3. Soil: The flower of the other side does not have high soil requirements, but it grows better in loose and fertile places. Potting soil can be prepared with peat soil, garden soil and perlite, and the three can be mixed in a ratio of 2:2:1. If you want to add a little more nutrients, you can add an appropriate amount of organic fertilizer to it.

4. Watering: Bianhua is a bulbous plant. It is more afraid of moisture. Excessive moisture can easily cause it to rot. During the growth period, you can water more appropriately, which will help accelerate development. During the dormant period, you need to reduce watering. In winter, you must strictly control water and avoid using cold water for watering.

5. Fertilization: When planting and repotting Bianhua, you need to add a certain amount of base fertilizer to the soil to continue to provide nutrients for its growth. During the growth period, you can apply cake fertilizer and water once every half month. It must be fully diluted to avoid root burning with concentrated fertilizer. Growth is slower in summer and winter and does not require fertilization.

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