
CARE TIPS FOR YOUR HIBISCUS
Quick Care Guide
Hawaiian Punch Hibiscus plants offer big, bold, vibrant long-lasting blooms (3 to 4 days of tropical colour, whereas most blooms last only a day). They are perfect for containers and landscapes, bringing a tropical feel to your gardens.
These hibiscus rosa sinensis are intended for enjoying as garden plants or indoor plants and not for human consumption, we do not recommend eating these hibiscus or using to make tea.
Outdoor Care Outdoor hibiscus flourishes best in warm and sunny places. The plants will be enjoyable in container gardens or freely planted in beds in the garden.
Indoor Care They love the sun, so let the plant get a few hours of sunlight everyday to get it to bloom. If you see a sudden drop in the amount of buds, it can be a result of changes in the amount of sunlight it receives. When you water your hibiscus let the topsoil dry out between waterings and prevent the soil from getting soggy.
Deadheading is the removal of spent blooms and seedpods. Removing faded blooms will help to promote further blooming by directing the plant's energy to produce new blooms. Hold the branch of the finished bloom between your fingers (see photo) and snap/break it off where it joins the main plant stem and discard.