How to Get Maximum Flowers From Hibiscus Plant? Hibiscus Plant Care, Tips and Repotting
Here are some tips for getting maximum flowers from a hibiscus plant:
Remove dead leaves
Remove any dead, sick, or damaged leaves or limbs.
Prune
Prune your hibiscus in February for hard pruning, and year-round for soft pruning, except during the winter. Pruning stimulates branch growth, which leads to more flowers.
Water
Water your hibiscus when the top inch of soil is dry, and 3-4 times a week at the beginning of summer, and every day as the plant develops. Hibiscus plants need a lot of water, especially when they are blooming, but they don't like to dry out completely.
Sunlight
Hibiscus plants can grow in partial shade, but they produce more blooms in full sun.
Soil
Hibiscus plants prefer moist soil, but they don't tolerate standing water. Make sure your plant has good drainage. You can also test your soil's pH, as an off pH can affect the plant's ability to absorb nutrients.
Fertilize
If your hibiscus isn't producing blooms, you can try fertilizing with diluted mustard cake to replenish nutrients and promote new branches.
Deadhead
You can sweep up spent flowers, but deadheading isn't necessary for further blooms.
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