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This is an indoor Hibiscus Plant. It just started blooming about 1 week ago. It has on it at least 12 buds. The important tip with this plant is; When this plant is beginning to bud and bloom, It drinks up water very fast. It will only keep budding if it is fed each day, about 1 cup of water.
Also, each day that it blooms, The bloom only last 1 full day. The next morning, Clip off at the end of the stem of the curled up bloom. Each day, it should increase the amount of blooms.
I noticed today, It has blossomed 3 new flowers. And this should continue for the spring and summer. When the warm weather is here to stay, This indoor plant can go outdoors. It loves the sunshine. But, Keep an eye on watering it. It is a lot of fun watching the growth in a plant like this.
Hugs,
By Jackie from Norton, MA
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09/25/2008
Hello, I bought cold hardy hibiscus from a mail order. It is supose to survive below 0 temps. Time will tell? I planted it out back about a week ago. Unknown as to what color it will bloom as of yet.
By Beth (Guest Post)
07/16/2008
I recieved an hibiscus plant from Hawaii, I need to know how to plant it. It is in a bag--one end has tan dried like roots. I don't know which end goes into the soil. The other end is soft and very dark in color like a piece of the plant. Please help. vaught 21921 AT comcast.net. Thank you so much.
By Laine Butterworth (Guest Post)
04/12/2007
Hi Jackie,
Truly lovely...what is the source for such a plant? Is it very expensive and does it come in different colors?
Thanks for sharing.
Laine in Boston (Dorchester) MA
LaniJimB1 at verizon.net
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04/10/2007
I have never seen an indoor Hibiscus plant before. It is absolutely beautiful. Thank you so much for sharing it with us. God bless you!
Every winter our Hibiscus plants get hit hard. It takes this long for them to revive, even here in Florida. I am always amazed at how precise mother nature is with flowers.
By NoRulesArt
Shared on: 07/15/2011
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