The leaves of hibiscus flowers have never grown up. What happened?

You mean hibiscus, right? The leaves of hibiscus flowers are not long, either lacking nutrients or water, and whether fertilization and watering are correct can be improved.

First, the reason why hibiscus leaves don't grow up

1, nutritional deficiency

The soil is deficient in nutrients, so it is difficult to maintain the normal growth of plants, so the leaves will not grow. Pay attention to proper fertilization during the growth period to ensure that it has enough nutrients, so that it can thrive.

2. Water shortage

It is difficult for plants with dry soil to grow new leaves if they are not watered for a long time. Seriously, there will be many growth problems. You should water them to keep the soil slightly moist.

Second, the maintenance of hibiscus flowers

1, basin soil

Hibiscus flowers are not strict with soil. In order to avoid soil hardening caused by repeated watering, try to choose loose and breathable fertile soil when preparing pot soil, which can be adjusted by water-soluble fertilizer in hivi. It can be prepared with garden soil+humus soil+peat+perlite. Put enough base fertilizer in the basin when serving.

prune

The branches of hibiscus flowers grow quickly. In the process of reproduction, we must pay attention to removing the top in time to promote the germination of lateral branches. If the top is not removed, it is easy for a branch to grow all the time without branching. Hibiscus blooms in the axils of new branches and leaves, so only when the plant type is full can several flowers bloom together.

3. Keep warm all winter

Winter has come and the temperature has dropped. Hibiscus flowers need to be kept warm in winter, and the temperature should be kept at 12- 15℃. When the temperature is lower than 5℃, the leaves will turn yellow and fall off. If the temperature can be kept high in winter, hibiscus flowers will continue to bloom. And hibiscus flowers like light, just put it in the best light position.

After warm spring, hibiscus grows vigorously and needs more fertilizer and water. Combined with watering, liquid fertilizer can be applied every 10- 15 days, which is beneficial to the growth of hibiscus. Hibiscus flowers are not drought-tolerant, and the basin soil is required to be moist during the growing period. If the pot soil is too dry, it is easy to drop buds.