What Makes it Unique?

• The most popular flowering plant with low-maintenance properties.
• Attractive trumpet-shaped blossoms with five or more petals are perfect for your outdoor garden.
• An excellent medicinal plant used widely to prevent hair loss, reduce grey hair, high blood pressure, etc.
• Hibiscus Tea helps cure many diseases such as constipation, cold, and fever.
• An easy-to-grow plant that blossoms gorgeous pink flowers throughout the year.
• The perfect choice to attract butterflies and birds to your outdoor garden.

How to Care?

• They usually prefer both direct natural light and indirect bright light.
• Hibiscus pink plant requires at least 5-6 hours of sunlight to thrive well.
• They do not like any specific soil type. However, it is best to choose rich organic soil.
• It is best to discard all the dead, infected and damaged parts from the plant to prevent fungal infection.
• Be careful while overwatering your Hibiscus pink plant, as it may cause root rotting.
• Check the moisture level before applying water after receiving the plant by poking your finger into the topsoil.
• Water them thoroughly in the summer season to reduce the frequency during the winter season and heavy rainfall days.
• Avoid re-potting the plant for two weeks as it may severely impact the plant’s health.
• Choose an organic fertilizer to feed your Hibiscus pink plants during the primary growing season.
• Keep your plant in a shaded place after re-potting and choose evening time for the re-potting purpose.
• Use neem oil, eucalyptus oil, and citrus oil as a primary treatment against any bacterial and fungal infection.
• Make sure to pick a bigger pot size for the re-potting purpose to allow more space for the plant to grow.