🌸Drunken Hibiscus - Changes Color Three Times a Day

🌸The drunken hibiscus resembles a peony, elegant and gorgeous, so it is called "water-reflecting hibiscus". The color of the petals of the wood hibiscus is as white as snow in the morning, turns light red at noon, and turns dark red in the evening. The color of the flower changes three times a day, so it is also called "three drunken hibiscus".

🌺Unique color-changing charm: From morning to night, the drunken hibiscus will show three different colors, adding a romantic natural style to your courtyard or balcony.

🌺Highly ornamental: drunken hibiscus are huge and layered, and when in full bloom, they are like brocade, making your garden full of splendor and vitality.

🌺Easy to grow and raise: The drunken hibiscus is highly adaptable, heat-resistant, cold-resistant, and not picky about the environment. Whether it is a garden, balcony or indoor potted plant, it can grow lush and healthy.

🌺Long flowering period: The flowering period of the drunken hibiscus lasts from late summer to late autumn, for several months, allowing you to enjoy this feast of color for a long time.

🌱How to grow drunken hibiscus?

Soil selection: Drunken hibiscus grows best in fertile, well-drained soil. It can be grown in a mixture of garden soil and leaf mulch.

Light requirements: Drunken hibiscus prefers plenty of sunlight, but can also grow in a semi-shaded environment. Maintaining 4-6 hours of sunlight a day can make the flowers bloom more beautifully.

Watering management: Keep the soil moist but not over-watering, and avoid waterlogging. Increase the frequency of watering during high temperatures in summer and reduce it appropriately in winter.

Fertilization: Apply organic fertilizer or compound fertilizer once a month during the growing season to promote healthy growth of the plant.

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