Cultivating Care—For Plants, People, and Paws
Water regularly to keep soil consistently moist but well-drained; avoid letting it dry out completely.
Full sun to part sun.
9 and above.
Grows about 4–6 feet tall and 3–5 feet wide.
In zones 8 and below, plant hibiscus in a container. The container should have good drainage. Bring them inside the home for the colder months of the year. When overwintering your hibiscus, make sure it is in a bright, sunny location and water as needed. Feed the plant with a fertilizer that is high in nitrogen to promote leaf growth and high in potassium to encourage flowering. A good fertilizer will also contain trace elements such as iron to prevent chlorosis and manganese for greener leaves. InFlorida, give your first dose of fertilizer during the early spring and a final feeding at the beginning of November. Prune the plant back as needed to keep its shape and compact look.
Hibiscus Orange Fire adds bold, tropical color to outdoor pot décor with its vibrant orange blooms and glossy green foliage. Perfect for patios, balconies, or entryways, it creates a bright focal point in decorative containers while bringing a warm, resort-style feel to any outdoor space.
