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Hi! I inherited a 30 year old hibiscus and it has started to droop/wilt. It is warm enough, so I am unsure of what to do. Any advice?
Hi! I inherited a 30 year old hibiscus and it has started to droop/wilt. It is warm enough, so I am unsure of what to do. Any advice?
i would check the root health, repot it and if you’re okay with it then do some chopping and start fresh it’ll be way happier
2 LikesLooks like cold air/frost or excessive heat hit it. Hibiscus flowers come from new growth like roses. I would cut off most of the branches down to the edge of the planter. I would water enough to keep it alive through winter. Place in full sun in a warm room with regular fertilizer to grow new leaves.
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Judging from that darker ring on the soil, you are not watering your plant correctly. The soil needs to be soaked in water befor draining out.
4 LikesThat’s a good catch!
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