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Hibiscus rosa-sinensis L.， An evergreen shrub of the Hibiscus genus in the Malvaceae family, with leaves that are broadly or narrowly ovate in shape and have coarse toothed edges; Peanuts are located between the upper leaf axils and often droop. The corolla is funnel-shaped and is rose red or light red, light yellow, or other colors. The petals are inverted and the tips are round; The capsule is oval in shape, smooth and hairless, and has a beak; The flowering period lasts throughout the year.
Hibiscus is native to China and is distributed in Guangdong, Fujian, Guangxi, and other regions. It is widely cultivated in southern China. Its habit is to prefer sunny and warm humid environments; Not tolerant to shade, cold, and drought; The soil requirements are not high, and it can generally be adapted except for saline alkali soil. However, loose, fertile, and well drained slightly acidic loam or clayey soil is better. Hibiscus can be propagated through cutting, grafting, and high-altitude pressing.
Hibiscus rosa-sinensis L.， An evergreen shrub of the Hibiscus genus in the Malvaceae family, with leaves that are broadly or narrowly ovate in shape and have coarse toothed edges; Peanuts are located between the upper leaf axils and often droop. The corolla is funnel-shaped and is rose red or light red, light yellow, or other colors. The petals are inverted and the tips are round; The capsule is oval in shape, smooth and hairless, and has a beak; The flowering period lasts throughout the year.
Hibiscus is native to China and is distributed in Guangdong, Fujian, Guangxi, and other regions. It is widely cultivated in southern China. Its habit is to prefer sunny and warm humid environments; Not tolerant to shade, cold, and drought; The soil requirements are not high, and it can generally be adapted except for saline alkali soil. However, loose, fertile, and well drained slightly acidic loam or clayey soil is better. Hibiscus can be propagated through cutting, grafting, and high-altitude pressing.
