Complete Tropical Hibiscus Plant Care Guide | Hibiscus Houseplant Care and Propagation

Aloha! Join me as I guide you through all of the Tropical Hibiscus care requirements you need to know in order to grow, happy, healthy, beautiful Hibiscus plants. We will cover everything Tropical Hibiscus plant care related from watering and lighting, all the way to repotting and propagating Tropical Hibiscus.

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TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 Intro to Tropical Hibiscus aka Hibiscus rosa-sinensis
0:56 Tropical Hibiscus growth rate and growth pattern
1:53 Tropical Hibiscus light
2:47 Watering Tropical Hibiscus
3:51 Type of soil for Tropical Hibiscus
4:18 Tropical Hibiscus temperature range
6:37 Tropical Hibiscus humidity requirements
7:00 Tropical Hibiscus fertilizer requirements
8:27 Repotting Tropical Hibiscus
9:05 Tropical Hibiscus pests
10:37 Tropical Hibiscus leaf issues
12:25 Pruning Tropical Hibiscus
12:56 Propagating Tropical Hibiscus
16:13 Tropical Hibiscus toxicity
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[eronhonez]

Exactly the video I needed!
A friend gave me a tropical hibiscus last year.
It’s growing but looking leggy.
I love your tips for making it bushier and for propagating.
I’m going to try propagating in soil with the help of my cloche.

[thegracefulwarriorproject]

This was by far the most comprehensive and yet easy to follow video of hibiscus and I’ve been watching a bunch!! Thank you!!

[stevenlyon]

I just bought my hibiscus a few weeks ago, and I’ve been coming back to this video over and over as things come up… for EVERYTHING! Thank you so much

[sarahfisher]

Thank you! This is my first year trying to overwinter my hibiscus indoors and your video has been the most informative I’ve watched about tropical hibiscus! 🤩

[thehennapeacock]

I have a hibiscus. It belonged to my grandma and I took it on after she died. It only blooms in October now (when my grandma died), and although a lot of new growth, I’ve not really known what I’m doing. This video is super helpful- so much clear, simple and easy to understand information. Thankyou so much. I hope now I’m armed with knowledge I can get her super bushy and blooming loads like when my grandma was alive- not just one or two blooms like she does now she’s in my care (I do my best, but there’s still so much to learn!). I only trimmed my hibiscus this spring- for the first time in 3 years! So hoping that’ll help her get a bit bushier!

[pavels]

Thank you for sharing NPK Rule, I will give a try

[livingthedream]

Had no idea that Hibiscus plants could be grown indoors. I have only ever seen them outdoors and I have 4 red ones that I just planted in my yard last month. I’m in 9b, so I’ll have to cover them when the temperatures dip. They are so beautiful so the extra effort will be worth it. Thanks for all of the tips!

[hectorcalderon]

Hello there, this is one of the best videos I have seen about Hibiscus plants. I was recently introduced to this plant by a relative who showed me a smaller "Fruit Punch" that she had purchased at Home Depot, I have since purchased the same and moved them over to a 2.5 quart planter. After watching your video I now see that I made a mistake repotting to 2.5 quart planter even though through pure luck they both have adapted well. I am glad I watched this video because the Los Angeles nights are dipping to low 40s where they been living so I immediately brought them inside. Thanks again and continued success!!!.

[jackloke]

Hibiscus has a big appetite for sunshine and water.

[karenacosta]

Just got my first braided hibiscus 🌺 Thank you for the tips. Your plant is beautiful!!!

[RichardTrevino-hn]

Just came across you through the sea of hibiscus videos And your is the best of them all. seriously yours is the best., one guy was drinking a beer and was probably drunk at the time any thank you for the helpful tips

[HellcrushPlays]

Good info. Just what I was hunting for. Well presented.

[JustBeth]

Thank you so much for the info. I’ve learned more from your one video than I have from dozens of videos I’ve watched on hibiscus care. AND…you are very fluent in English…thank you! 😂

[KoolT]

My hibiscus came back on coast of NC. GOD bless you I mulched it down really good but it rarely gets below freezing here. In 70s and 70s a lot

[doriss]

When propagating in water, how often do you change the water? Do you redip in the rooting hormone when you change the water? My plant is around 40 years old. Your video gave me lots of valuable information. It lives happily (mostly) with me, northeast of Toronto Ontario.

[kimberleeclark]

Thanks so much for the great instruction. I have hardy hibiscus in my garden so I know what that looks like. This past spring I bought what I believe is a non-hardy hibiscus and have brought it inside. New pot, new soil. It is blooming every day and it is now November in Chicago. Today I noticed a couple yellowing leaves on the bottom of the plant. It is not drooping but the soil feels somewhat dry. Then I noticed shriveled dead leaves here and there. I believe it needs water, will do that. My question is when there are multiple blooms on one stem and one has fallen off, should I cut the part off where the bloom came out of.? I refer to this as a green empty cup.

[djanepetersen]

thanks for the info! I just bought two small hibiscus from the garden center. I am going to transplant them into pots that are just a big larger for now. Glad to have such a beautiful flowering plant and someone to advise me on it's care

[ReneWang-lmuk]

I went to Hawaii last Jan.
Their hibiscus flowers are huge.

[bonniemccormack]

Tks for all the great tips. I rescued mine at a plant sale for $5 ☺ She's worth the list price again ($25)

[QuentinSmith-xq]

6/20/24. Yellowing leaves on an outdoor hibiscus