How to reproduce hibiscus flower

Hibiscus flowers are very beautiful when they bloom, and the flowers are colorful, such as white, crimson, crimson, etc., very gorgeous, so how do hibiscus flowers reproduce?

I. Cuttage propagation

Generally speaking, it is best to cut in late autumn and early winter, and it is best to wait until the leaves have fallen, and it is the highest survival rate to wait for storage to the spring of the following year. Select cuttings to first fall behind the leaves, cut the branches 10 cm from the ground, cut into 10-15 cm cuttings, 50 branches tied into a bunch, and then dig a 40 cm deep in the leeward. 50 cm wide pit for storage, neatly arrange the branches after the top covered with 20 cm thick wet sand, after that to maintain the wetness of the sand.

Wait until the spring of the following year, the cut has been well healed, choose annual healthy and strong branches, do not choose that kind of partial Lignification of the old branches, so the survival rate will be reduced, only strong annual branches have the highest survival rate.

2. Separate plant propagation

The advantage of ramet propagation is that hibiscus sprouts in early spring. Prepare the subsoil in advance, dig up all the old plants, divide them into several plants according to the trend of the roots, then plant them in the prepared soil immediately, and water them again a week later. If they grow well, they will blossom in that year. Sowing and propagation of hibiscus flowers: from November to December, ripe fruits are picked and stored in a dry environment, and can be sown the following spring, burying seeds in deep-dug ditches to cover the soil, or you can cover it with some soil. The seedlings will emerge in about half a month, and some of them can blossom in the same year. In addition, the cilia on the seeds can fall with the wind and reproduce on their own when they fall to the ground.

Hibiscus flower has these two main ways of reproduction, if there are conditions, you can also choose to sow the way of reproduction, but the growth is relatively slow.