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Moscheutos Hibiscus

21 years ago

Last year I ordered six of these rooted plants, then planted them as soon as I got them...Ever since spring has arrived, I've kept a very close eye on the plants, but have yet to see any sprouting leaves of any kind...I have never grown these before, so I want to make sure I do whatever it takes to get them to grow. The ones I have bloom pink, red and white. Should I fertilize....and if so, what type?

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wmc1
21 years ago
just give them more time in your zone, mine haven't started yet either.
hibsicus
21 years ago
Hi,some of the hibiscus have leaves,some of mine don't.It does take time.Just be patient.They are well worth ,waiting.
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Margaret
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Nancy18509
21 years ago
This is the first time I ordered these have no Idea about planting them. I put the stick part in the ground and left the thinner part out of the ground. There was no directions how to plant it. Im just wondering if I planted it right any info on plant would be nice to know

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