r/Hibiscus

They Are Putting on a Show Today

All my beautiful babies are loving this hot humid weather 🌸

u/ldombalis — 23 hours ago

hibiscus confetti all over the trail 🌺

found this beauty among dozens of fallen hibiscus covering the trail floor. never seen so many in one place 🌺

u/PoppyOvergrown — 17 hours ago

Potting advice

My hibiscus is doing very well, but I need to repot it soon because I want it to be ready to come inside when the temperature drops. How do I know what size pot to get? I want it to have space to grow but don’t want the pot to be too big/heavy since I’d like to be able to move it. (I live up north so can’t plant it in the ground, it needs to be able to come in during for the fall and winter but I’d like to be able to take it back out in the warm seasons.)

u/AmaJanee — 23 hours ago

Help! Aphids? Mealybugs? Both?!

Hi everyone. I inherited this tropical hibiscus plant from my late grandmother, and it’s very sentimental to me. I was watering it this evening and noticed little bugs on the buds of the plant. I’ve had aphids in another one of my tropical hibiscus plants and eradicated it with neem oil. Please help me eradicate these bugs and save my plant! Which bugs are on this hibiscus? I have a variety of plant chemicals (see photos) at my house, should I use one of these or another kind of treatment? Thank you again!!

u/swimnicole — 2 days ago
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Nombreuses fleurs sur mon Althéa blanc

Bouquet de fleurs sur mon Althéa Flower Tower. Arrosages réguliers et températures moins élevées, cela lui réussit et il le montre… #fleurs #été #hibiscus #balcon #paris

u/PlantAddictOfParis — 1 day ago

Newly acquired hibiscus

Got the double red about 3 months ago and the Hollywood hot shots are recent rescues :)) I am personally in LOVEEEEE with these ladies, I’m actively learning all about these babies. The Hollywoods had a white mite infestation but they’re recovering now 😸

u/miraimiau444 — 1 day ago

Luna Hibiscus help request!

Zone 9B

Noticed the leaves on my plant starting to get a little light green around the edges with a spot here or there. Any idea what’s going on? Pretty new to plants and trying to learn a lot in my first year of home ownership. Some details and context below.

Luna hibiscus that was planted in May. Has grown significantly and is about to throw out its third round of blooms. Plant is located in an area that is pretty shaded but gets a couple hours of good direct sun. Gets hit with the sprinklers for about 8 minutes three times a week.

u/Hufflepuff77 — 1 day ago