How to breed hibiscus flowers? Is there any taboo to raise hibiscus flowers at home?
How to cultivate hibiscus flowers
What is the cultivation method of hibiscus? In fact, the cultivation of hibiscus flowers is the same as other flowers, mainly by controlling soil, light, watering, temperature and fertilizer to make it burst.
1, soil
Hibiscus likes slightly acidic soil, so we should pay attention to the drainage performance of basin soil when cultivating it, and choose soil with good drainage performance and rich organic matter.
2. Lighting equipment
Hibiscus flowers prefer sunshine, so when it is not particularly cold or hot in summer, they should be placed in sunny places to provide conditions for photosynthesis. When the weather is not suitable, I will move Furong indoors.
water
In the growing season of hibiscus, we should water more. Hibiscus needs a lot of water to grow, so it should be watered thoroughly every time, and no water can accumulate. When it is hot in summer, we can spray water on the leaves of hibiscus, which can not only clean the leaves, but also water the flowers to cool down.
4. Temperature
Hibiscus flowers are more suitable for the climate in the south. If you breed in the north, keep hibiscus indoors in cold winter, and try to keep the ambient temperature of hibiscus at 20℃-27℃, so that hibiscus will grow rapidly.
5. Fertilizer
The nutrients in the potted soil where hibiscus flowers are planted are not enough for hibiscus flowers to grow, so fertilization should be carried out regularly, usually with organic fertilizer or a small amount of urea. Avoid plants when fertilizing and pour them directly into the pot soil.
Is there any taboo to raise hibiscus flowers at home?
Is there any taboo to raise hibiscus flowers at home? In fact, there is only one reason why hibiscus can't be domesticated, that is, its name is unlucky. There are two explanations for this:
1, hibiscus, mulberry and mourning are homophonic, and many people think it is mourning flowers. You naturally dare not keep it at home if you explain it like this.
2, hibiscus, take the first two words, namely hibiscus; And Japan is also called Fusang, so together, people think it is unlucky to raise Fusang at home.
In addition, hibiscus flowers are very suitable for raising at home, which mainly has the following advantages:
1, with strong ornamental value.
Hibiscus has a long flowering period and is very bright red. Belonging to ornamental flowers and trees, it is very suitable for balcony potted plants or indoor Chen Fang. Keep hibiscus indoors, and you will feel very happy when you get up in the morning and see hibiscus.
Step 2 purify the air
Hibiscus flowers not only have ornamental value, but also have the advantage of purifying indoor air. Hibiscus has the universality of plants, which can absorb carbon dioxide, release oxygen and make the air fresh. The fresh air at home is not only beneficial to people's health, but also can make people feel relaxed.
Third, the feng shui of raising hibiscus flowers at home
Hibiscus flowers are bright and full of vitality. Generally, planting several hibiscus flowers in the yard, in front of the door or by the wall will be particularly energetic. Not only that, it can also make people feel that the house is full of enthusiasm and unrestrained mood. Fusang has played a great role in indoor geomantic omen. Sometimes people think that the tone of mulberry is similar to mourning, and they think it will be bad. Actually, there's no need to worry about this.
Hibiscus symbolizes a beautiful yearning. According to legend, in Hawaii, hibiscus is the state flower. Locals have the habit of wearing hibiscus flowers on their ears. Wearing them on their left ears means they want a lover, while wearing them on their right ears means they already have a lover. If you put both ears, it means that you already have a lover and want another one.
This situation shows that the feng shui effect of hibiscus flowers represents the arrival of good luck. Therefore, if you put a hibiscus flower at home, it will fully show the enthusiasm and generosity of the host to the guests.