What Makes it Unique?

• An extraordinary beauty that blossoms attractive flowers year-round.
• Ornamental plant prefers widely for attracting butterflies, birds, etc.
• A perennial beauty that comes in different varieties of colors and types.
• A tropical outdoor plant that brings an exotic look to your garden.
• Contains excellent medicinal and low-maintenance properties.
• Used widely to cure hair fall issues, constipation, cold, fever, etc.

How to Care?

• Hibiscus red plants do very well in bright natural light.
• The best thing is to keep them under direct sunlight for 3-6 hours every day for the best growth.
• Choose an organic fertilizer and loosen the topsoil before applying to allow the plant to uptake nutrients efficiently.
• Allow the Hibiscus red plant to adjust to the new environment easily by keeping them in direct sunlight for a minimum of two weeks.
• Also, avoid re-potting them for a minimum of 2 weeks to let the plant become stronger.
• Hibiscus red plants do not like being in a soggy place. So, make sure to avoid overwatering.
• They attract fungal and bacterial infections quickly. It is best to remove dead and infected parts regularly from the plant.
• Apply neem oil, eucalyptus oil, or citrus oil spray for primary treatment against any fungal or bacterial infection.
• Always check the topsoil before watering to prevent overwatering the Hibiscus red plants.
• Choose an organic fertilizer during the primary growing season to allow the plant to thrive well.
• Ensure not to fertilize them during the blooming and winter seasons as it will impact the flower's growth.
• Take a bigger pot for the re-potting purpose to allow easy growth of the pot and re-pot every year.
• After a certain height, you can also plant them in a groundcover to allow easy growth.