HIBISCUS PLANT GROWING TIPS

Hi ! Today we review the hibiscus plant and how you can best grow them on your patio or in your garden. These plants make a great landscaping addition to any South Florida garden. We go hibiscus plant lighting needs in your garden or patio, hibiscus plant watering needs and hibiscus plant fertilizing needs. We also go over the best soil for hibiscus plant and hibiscus plant pests to keep an eye out for. Hope you enjoy!

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[alexandergomez]

LOL. Gotta love the house music in the background. So Wynwood.

[georgweyand]

Another outdoor (Hurray!) video on one of my must have plants. Thanks, Michael.

[sushiyamaster]

Great video! I feel like dancing now for some reason.

[debbiedotodue]

Thank you so much
I have one planted outside what fertilizer do you suggest I give it please

[boogerdude]

I live in coastal GA zone 8b. They do great here too. My got leggy over the last season. But it still flowers like mad. Could you discuss pruning it? Its beautiful leaves are so sparse. Btw it is in full light. I garden in Savannah btw

[iketutsuardana]

Greetings from bali and hope you can share more tips of hibiscuses

[ladyela]

I just dicovered you, and I'm so thankful for the info! I'm super happy to see that you actually DO answer to comments. I live in GA zone 8A. I'm wondering if it's ok to cover these beauties and leave them on the porch in cold temps. I would LOVE to be able to enjoy them - they're simply gorgeous, but moving them in and out when the planter is full of soil and quite heavy might be problem.

[Sasha-eojz]

Yay!! Just got two small hibiscus plants today. Thanks for the tips!

[TS-zste]

Hi! thank you for the great video. could you recommend a loamy potting soil that would be good?

[ndhudecz]

I love this video, it has a lot of info... My question is after I planted my 2 Tropical Hibiscus outside in the ground (Birmingham, Alabama Home) both producing beautiful red flowers, and adding Miracle Grow plant soil with the dirt all is well with both plants until the temperature went down in the higher 50s and some nights 60 the leaves have been turning yellow so my question will the winter months kill both plants or could I save them. I just bought 1 Hady Hibiscus a day ago and should I do up one of the Tropical Hibiscus PLANTS AND PLANT THE HARDY ONE OR WAIT UNTIL OR A LITTLE BEFORE SPRING? Thanks for ANY HELP.

[micheleharvey]

Can't find Dr. Earth 3-15-10 bone meal. Any suggestions or links? (I only find 3-15-0)

[adriankap]

I got the last multicolored one that you showed at Lowes and they call it Fiesta. It is absolutely stunning.I have two yellow with red centers and they've stopped blooming but the foliage is healthy. I'm waiting for Dr Earth tropical palm and hibiscus fertilizer. Can you please tell me the meaning of applying the it carefully? How much for the size of plant and container that you have? Thank you for the video.

[humoody]

What's the palm plant in the background pls?

[KoolT]

My hibiscus came back and I'm 5 miles inland in NC coast.

[marianellazunino]

Please do this again WITHOUT the noise/music. It is hard to understand. Thank you.

[domi]

My wife & i see hibiscus flourishing all over Florida but cannot seem to get ours to do anything but barely survive here in Brevard county. Gardeners say how easy they are yet. if anyone has advise please reply.🌺🤨🤔😖😢

[CoralGables-hjsq]

Is your house next to a club or something?

[wmft]

Great video with the exception of the extremely irritating radio noise

[getblasted]

I love the music sell that hibiscus. If actually sounds like your at a good expo wine and spirits and some tapas. I’m actually growing 50 at the moment indoors lol: I play music while I grow ..,

[mindyarellano]

How do you trim them to grow them into a hedge together?