The flower is a flowering elf with a big pot full of flowers

Many florists will think: if you can grow flowers, you should choose one that can blossom for 365 days. So, flower friends must be thinking, is there really such a flower? Yes, and this flower is very easy to raise. It is simply a flowering elf. As soon as it opens, it is a big pot full of flowers.

This kind of flower is the hibiscus. Planting small hibiscus is very simple, and flower friends can also do it by cutting. The selection of small hibiscus branches to be planted is best carried out when the soil is dry.

Soak the base of the cut hibiscus branch with 1000 times rooting powder for 3-5 seconds and insert it into the soil; cover with plastic film to keep warm and moisturize for several months, then transplant it into the basin, place it in the soil, gently compact it and pour in enough water. After entering the basin, put it in a cool place for a week, and then put it in the sun for normal maintenance. One month after planting in the pot, you should apply thin fertilizer frequently, and you will be able to blossom that year.

In addition, the hibiscus is used to being wet and afraid of stagnant water. if the soil is dry during the flowering period, the plant should be watered immediately. The Beginning of Autumn needs to water it again later to improve the cold resistance of the hibiscus.

Hibiscus likes a warm and well-lit growing environment, which is slightly resistant to shade, so let it see more sunlight. It can tolerate cold, and the suitable temperature for growth is 15-28 ℃.

In planting hibiscus, organic fertilizer, such as water-soluble fertilizer, should be applied before moving into the basin. Fertilizer should be applied twice a month in the growing season, based on the principle of "less fertilizer and less fertilizer". In order to increase the number of flowers and improve the variety of flowers, fertilizer should be applied to the poorly growing hibiscus before blooming in summer.

Hibiscus has a strong sprouting ability and can stand pruning. In late autumn, dense branches and thin branches should be cut off in time to reduce the cost of nutrition. In order to cultivate tufted hibiscus potted plants, flower friends can cut off the plant in the following spring to promote the growth of new branches at the base. It is best to prune the branches to about 1.5 meters high in winter and prune again in March, but not too much.