March 22, 2024
by Ananya Jain
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Deter soil-digging pests such as squirrels by scattering orange slices around the base of the plant.
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Hibiscus can flourish in various soil types, as long as it's well-drained for optimal growth.?
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When picking out commercial fertilizers, go for ones that are rich in potassium but have low phosphorus levels. Too much phosphorus can be harmful to your hibiscus.?
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Gently coax the plant out by its roots, carefully loosening the soil along the sides of the container, to free the trunk without harm.
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Hibiscus plants love the warmth, thriving best between 60¡ãF and 90¡ãF (16¡ãC to 32¡ãC). If the mercury dips below that, they won't make it. So, remember to bring them inside when winter comes knocking!
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During the winter months, only water your plants when you notice the soil has dried out.
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