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Hibiscus Mixed

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Why it’s special?

Year-round blooms
Attracts butterflies
Pet-safe
Used in hair care
Easy flowering shrub
Auspicious in pujas

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🌎 Country of origin: India

Hibiscus, or China Rose, is one of India's most beloved flowering shrubs, prized for its large, trumpet-shaped blooms in vivid reds, pinks, yellows, oranges and whites. Native to East Asia, it flowers almost year-round in warm climates, each bloom lasting a day but produced in constant succession. Its glossy, dark-green leaves form a dense bush that can be grown as a specimen, hedge or pot plant. Beyond its ornamental beauty, hibiscus holds religious significance, is used in hair care and herbal teas, and reliably attracts butterflies and birds to the garden.

Specifications

Family	Malvaceae
Native region	East Asia
Mature height	1–3 m
Mature spread	1–2 m
Growth rate	Moderate to fast
Foliage	Glossy, dark-green, toothed leaves
Flower colour	Red, pink, yellow, orange, white, multi
Flower season	Almost year-round in warm climates
Climate zone	Tropical to subtropical

Care guide

Sunlight	Full sun to part sun; 5–6 hours for best bloom
Watering	Regular; keep evenly moist, more in summer
Soil / mix	Rich, well-draining loamy soil
Temperature	15–35°C; protect from frost
Humidity	Moderate to high
Fertilizer	High-potash feed every 2–4 weeks in growing season
Pruning	Prune lightly to shape and trigger new flowering wood
Repotting	Every 1–2 years; refresh soil for potted plants
Propagation	Semi-hardwood cuttings; air layering
Pests & problems	Aphids, mealybugs, whiteflies, bud-drop from stress
Toxicity / safety	Non-toxic and pet-safe
Difficulty	Easy

Uses

A showy ornamental for gardens, hedges and pots; flowers are used in temple offerings, herbal hair oils and hibiscus tea.

Growing tips

In India give it full sun and steady moisture in summer, feed a potash-rich fertilizer for non-stop blooms, and prune in spring to encourage fresh flowering shoots.

Hibiscus Care

Hibiscus rosa-sinensis loves bright light, so place it where it gets at least 5-6 hours of direct sun each day for the best flowering. Water when the top inch of soil feels dry, keeping the mix moist but never waterlogged, and feed with a potassium-rich fertiliser every couple of weeks through the growing season. Pinch back leggy stems and deadhead spent blooms to encourage a fuller, bushier plant that keeps producing flowers.

Hibiscus Varieties & Types

This Hibiscus Mixed page brings together a range of Hibiscus rosa-sinensis in assorted colours, so you may receive shades such as red, pink, yellow, orange or white depending on stock. The mixed selection is ideal if you want variety in a balcony grouping or garden bed without choosing a single colour. Each is the classic tropical hibiscus valued for its large, showy single blooms and glossy green foliage.

Where to place Hibiscus

Hibiscus thrives on sunny balconies, terraces, near south- or west-facing windows, and in open garden spots that catch plenty of light. It does well in containers, which makes it easy to move into shelter during heavy monsoon downpours or harsh afternoon heat. Grouped along an entrance or boundary, mixed hibiscus creates a bright, welcoming splash of colour that flowers for much of the year in Indian climates.

Why buy Hibiscus online in India

GardenGo stocks hibiscus locally and delivers fast — often within about two hours in serviced areas — so your plant arrives alive and settled rather than stressed after days in transit. Buying online means you get a healthy, ready-to-grow plant delivered to your door, along with the pots, soil and tools to plant it in the same order. It is a simple, reliable way to add long-flowering colour to your home garden without a trip to the nursery.

Frequently asked questions

Why is my Hibiscus not flowering?

Common causes are too little sun, excess nitrogen, or irregular watering. Give 5–6 hours of sun and a high-potash fertilizer.

How often should I water Hibiscus?

Keep the soil evenly moist, watering daily in peak summer and less in cooler months. Avoid both drought stress and waterlogging.

Why do the flower buds fall before opening?

Bud drop usually results from water stress, sudden temperature change, pests like thrips, or over-fertilizing. Maintain steady care and check for pests.

Is Hibiscus safe for pets?

Yes, the common China Rose hibiscus is considered non-toxic and safe around cats and dogs.

How do I propagate Hibiscus?

Take semi-hardwood stem cuttings in the warm season, dip in rooting hormone, and plant in a light, moist mix; air layering also works.

When should I prune Hibiscus?

Prune lightly in spring or after a flush to shape it and encourage new flowering wood, as blooms form on fresh growth.

What fertilizer makes Hibiscus bloom more?

A potassium-rich (high-potash) fertilizer every 2–4 weeks during the growing season promotes abundant flowering; avoid high-nitrogen feeds.

Can Hibiscus grow in pots?

Yes, it thrives in large pots in full sun. Refresh the soil and repot every 1–2 years to keep it blooming well.

How long does each Hibiscus flower last?

Each bloom typically lasts only a day, but a healthy plant produces new flowers continuously through the warm season.

Why are the leaves turning yellow?

Yellow leaves can indicate overwatering, poor drainage, nutrient deficiency, or pest attack. Check watering, feed, and inspect the undersides of leaves.

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