If it comes to basics, hibiscus comes from the mallow family and this beautiful flower is mostly seen during the summer season, and people who want to attract birds like hummingbirds, parrots and butterflies in their garden should consider this plant. Prefers in his garden. It comes in different colors, and is used everywhere from agriculture, manufacturing and corporate house gardens.
Following the instructions below is essential to make this flower plant strong and vibrant. Its main species are three.
(1) Tropical hibiscus: These tropical flowers available in different colors and shades are found in nurseries where only wild flowers are grown in greenhouses etc. with small dark green leaves and thick branches.
The flowers come in many different colors like blue, yellow, red, pink, and many others and often double flowers are also found. As for the soil, the soil should be well drained and rich in organic matter as this species likes moist soil but not waterlogged soil.
Fertilizer: When planting new plants, it is imperative to give some amount of liquid chemical fertilizers along with natural organic fertilizers along with sunlight and water.
Flowering season: During the spring season flowers keep coming on the plant. But the flowering process is observed in mid-summer.
While this plant needs pruning a few weeks before the arrival of spring, unnecessary twigs and small branches should also be removed. In the spring the plant grows new buds and greens, so a few inches of soil in the trough or elsewhere should be removed and manure and other natural fertilizers should be added so that the new buds can easily grow on the plant.
Hibiscus flowers are enough to brighten up any garden. Here’s how to grow, prune and care for hibiscus flowers. Here in this article you will find a detailed discussion about the origin of this variegated flower species, how to care for it and how to grow it indoors and outdoors in the garden.
This species has a girth of 30 centimeters in diameter and is often found in all colors, and is believed to be native to China, and is also the national flower of countries such as Malaysia and South Korea. Hibiscus being a species with medicinal properties, it is used in numerous beauty enhancement items and also as a cure for diseases, but one thing to be believed is that it is a very attractive species with a variety of colors.
About 200 varieties of this species are available in the world, of which the two main species are garden hibiscus (hibiscus-syriacus) and (hibiscus rossinensis).
(1) Garden hibiscus (hibiscus-syriacus): The species is a hardy plant, and capable of growing only from a branch.

Standingovation: Flowers from early spring to late summer and come in yellow, red and orange colors.
Hibiscus flowers attract garden ornaments such as hummingbirds, butterflies and other pollinators that spread the flowers’ pollen and enhance the greenery of nature.
Choosing the right place: Before planting the hibiscus plant, it is good to choose the right place or soil for it. Before planting it should be ensured that sufficient sunlight will be available
not In other words, hibiscus plants need at least 6 to 7 hours of sunlight during the day, and even on wet and sandy soil, hibiscus plants produce abundant flowers. Thus, hibiscus can be grown easily and without much care in almost all climates, or if you live in a colder climate, choose a location that gets plenty of sunlight. Similarly, if there is too much sunlight, shade or shade should be arranged.
Hibiscus flowers look ornamental to the garden. This plant is fast growing and has lovely greenery. Once it attains a height of 7 to 8 feet, it begins its attractive flowering period. If you want to grow hibiscus from seeds, all the above mentioned things should be checked carefully about the type of soil and soil and measure the amount of useful salts in the soil but it is not too serious as hibiscus can grow easily in any normal soil.
It must have been 12 weeks since a snowfall in your area before the soil is suitable for sowing.

Blue bird: This species of plant flowers once a year and the color of the flowers is brown.

Jeanne d’Arc’: This plant is a plant with double flowers and a height of two meters

White chiffron: A white colored and double flowered plant that flowers from summer to spring and has the advantage of being able to protect against snow and dew.
(2) Rose Hibiscus:

1. Standingovation: Flowers from early spring to late summer and come in yellow, red and orange colors.

Hibiscus flowers attract garden ornaments such as hummingbirds, butterflies and other pollinators that spread the flowers’ pollen and enhance the greenery of nature.

Choosing the right place: Before planting the hibiscus plant, it is good to choose the right place or soil for it. Before planting it should be ensured that sufficient sunlight will be available

not In other words, hibiscus plants need at least 6 to 7 hours of sunlight during the day, and even on wet and sandy soil, hibiscus plants produce abundant flowers. Thus, hibiscus can be grown easily and without much care in almost all climates, or if you live in a colder climate, choose a location that gets plenty of sunlight. Similarly, if there is too much sunlight, shade or shade should be arranged.

Hibiscus flowers look ornamental to the garden. This plant is fast growing and has lovely greenery. Once it attains a height of 7 to 8 feet, it begins its attractive flowering period. If you want to grow hibiscus from seeds, all the above mentioned things should be checked carefully about the type of soil and soil and measure the amount of useful salts in the soil but it is not too serious as hibiscus can grow easily in any normal soil.

 It must have been 12 weeks since a snowfall in your area before the soil is suitable for sowing.

will be in the developed stage which will be established in the soil very easily. For this, you need to dig a hole three times larger in diameter than the seedlings you have taken from the nursery. The Hibiscus seedling should be planted in the middle of the pit, keeping the roots from getting damaged, then the surrounding soil should be filled in the pit.
Flowering Season: The hibiscus plant flowers throughout the summer season and contributes to the beauty of the entire garden. At the end when the fall season begins, the amount of flowering decreases. This is a flowering species that flowers continuously for two to three years, so at the end, the part of the hibiscus plant that looks useless should be removed so that the hibiscus plant grows faster and flowers more abundantly in the coming years.
Planting from seed: If you want to create a flower bed, keep a distance of 2 to 3 feet between two hibiscus plants. Planting Hibiscus plants too close together will not achieve the results you are hoping for.
Sunlight: Hardy types of hibiscus plants also require 6 to 7 hours of sunlight as mentioned earlier. At least 6 hours of sunlight helps hibiscus plants grow faster. The greenness of Hibiscus plants increases and also increases the amount of flowering. But if you live in a region with high temperature, you should arrange the shade of another tree or wood or instrument or cloth oath during the strong afternoon sunlight.
If you live in a cold region, you should arrange to plant the Hardy hibiscus species in a southerly direction or get adequate sunlight, on the contrary, if you live in a warmer climate, you should plant the plant in a northerly direction.
Fertilizing: Hibiscus plants naturally have a high green volume, but the best time to fertilize is in early spring, after which the hibiscus will continue to produce good amounts of flowers throughout the summer with the right amount of fertilizer. In the spring when new buds and new leaves begin to appear, it is imperative to give a liquid fertilizer, or a solid fertilizer that can be applied in granular form to the soil. It is advisable to fertilize three times during the growing season.
Pruning: As you know that hibiscus is a two-three-year-old plant, when all the leaves of hibiscus fall in winter, the branches and other useless branches should be cut and removed so that new branches and leaves, flowers can grow. for development
Get the required power and speed. Also, this process will strengthen its roots. If the hibiscus roots and soil are not suitable, you can increase the productivity of the soil by using natural fertilizers like dry leaves, vegetable waste, cow dung, etc. in the soil or soil.
Pests and Remedies: Both tropical and hardy hibiscus species above are susceptible to aphids and other pests like other flowering species and this damage can be identified by its leaves and flowers. Other pests include Japanese beetles, whiteflies, spider mites, scale and thrips. . For all these diseases spraying liquid insecticide is a suitable solution. In this method, the drug is sprayed through a pump that contains neem oil and other developed drugs.
Diseases such as root rot and other fungal diseases Botrytis blight and rust can also damage Hardy types of hibiscus. An easy way to prevent these diseases is to plant this hibiscus species at a distance of 2 to 3 feet so that the diseases do not spread and they can easily absorb air and nutrients from the soil.
A few notes:

1. Before growing hibiscus you should make sure that the last frost period in your area is over, then plant the hibiscus, and there should be at least 3 months between frost and planting of the plant.
2. Before transplanting from one pot to another, keep in mind that the roots of hibiscus are very developed and dense or thick, so be careful not to damage them in any way.
3. Hibiscus flower life is very short, but flowers are profuse, so attention should also be paid to pruning and removal of dead or dead branches after the flowering period is over.