1. Soil: it likes sandy soil with good water permeability and sufficient nutrients. Do not use clayey soil or acid soil.
2. Light: when it is maintained, it needs to be placed in a place with sufficient sunlight. It has a very high requirement for sunlight. If the sunlight is sufficient and the ventilation is good, it will grow very vigorously.
3. Watering: it has a very large demand for water. During the maintenance period, the loam must be kept moist, but it is not allowed to store water in the basin. If too much water supply causes a large amount of water in the basin, it will easily cause root rot and leaf discoloration. Generally, water once every 5-7 days.
4. Fertilization: it is not eager for fertilizer. As long as the soil is rich in nutrients, it can not be fertilized. If it is fertilized, it is suggested to avoid the dormancy period.
Its propagation can adopt the way of cutting, cutting can choose annual branches, branches are too old or too tender are not conducive to growth, cutting can take root and sprout in about 1 month.
Little Hibiscus is not very popular with insects. When the temperature is too high in summer, it can be moved to a well ventilated place, which can effectively reduce the occurrence of pests and diseases. If it is placed outdoors in rainy days, it should be timely sprayed with insecticides after it is moved back indoors, so as to avoid the spread of pests and diseases by rain.
