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Hibiscus Exchange

WANTED: Have a cutting......need help!!!!!

15 years ago

My mom brought me back a hibiscus cutting from Hawaii I realy would love for it to grow and live!!! What show i do it is about 1/2inch round, and about 3 inchs longhard wood, I love these plants and I was also wondering if anyone had some seeds to trade?

Thank you

Nicky

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sgirase
15 years ago
Hibiscus is easy to grow from transplants. I would dip the stick in little bit of rooting solution and then plant it in soil( indoor or outdoor). I am not sure what zone you are in and what kind these are just so you know when you move the plants outside if you do. Not all the hibiscus are hardy. Some are tropical and will die in northern US.

Hibiscus needs a lot of water so make sure they don't have large dry spells
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