How to plant Bianhua flowers, planting methods and time of Bianhua flowers

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1. Planting time

2. Soil preparation

3. How to sow seeds

4. Follow-up maintenance

Planting of Hibiscus flower is generally done in spring and autumn, which is its growth period. If planted in summer, it will wait until autumn to grow leaves and bloom in the second year. Before planting, you must choose a flower pot and soil. The flower pot must be of moderate size and have good air permeability, and the soil must be loose and fertile. Place stones at the bottom of the flowerpot, fill it with soil, and plant the bulbs with the tips exposed.

1. Planting time

Bianganhua does not have high requirements for planting time. It can be planted all year round, but it is mostly chosen in spring and autumn. At this time, the climate is more suitable and the plant grows faster. Its early development is helpful. If planted in summer, the plant will be in a semi-dormant state and grow very slowly. It will not grow leaves until autumn and bloom in the second year.

2. Soil preparation

Choose a good pot and soil when planting Bianhua flowers. Flower pots generally choose pottery pots of moderate size and good air permeability. The soil should be loose and fertile sandy loam, with good drainage and air permeability, and preferably rich in humus, which can also provide sufficient nutrients for the plants. In addition, the soil must be acidic. Alkaline soil is not conducive to growth. It can be improved by pouring ferrous sulfate solution or alum fertilizer water.

3. How to sow seeds

Before preparing to sow, first put some stones at the bottom of the flower pot, and then fill it with the prepared pot soil. Do not fill it to the top, only filling it to about 80% is enough. Make a hole in the middle of the soil and bury the seeds in it. It should be noted that the head of the seed should be placed upward. If it is placed upside down, it will not be easy to germinate and grow. Finally, cover it with a layer of soil, but the tip should extend beyond the surface of the soil.

4. Follow-up maintenance

After planting the Hibiscus flower, you can water it a little and put it in a semi-shady place to avoid sunlight. The temperature should be kept between 18-26°C. Too high or too low is not conducive to its germination. Generally, after one week of maintenance, it can be properly exposed to light. If it is planted in spring, it needs to be properly shaded in summer to avoid being exposed to strong light.

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