Hibiscus rosa-sinensis
hibiscus trio
These eye-catching tropical plants add a colorful punch to any tropical landscape or container garden. Their deep green leaves and large, vibrant flowers give any garden a lush tropical look all summer long.
plant bio
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water
Water regularly to keep soil consistently moist but well-drained; avoid letting it dry out completely.
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light
Full sun to part sun.
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zone
9 and above.
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size
Grows about 4–6 feet tall and 3–5 feet wide.
care
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.
decor inspo
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outdoor decor
A Hibiscus Trio makes a stunning statement in outdoor décor, showcasing three vibrant bloom colors in one eye-catching container. Its lush foliage and continuous tropical flowers create a bold focal point for patios, entryways, and poolside spaces.
