BERN Hibiscus Bush Assorted 10'' pot

Grow tropical hibiscus for a big, bold look in your yard, deck or patio. It’s the perfect plant to impress your friends with! Happily, it’s easy -- you don’t need to have a green thumb or be a master gardener to enjoy the sunning flowers. Here’s what you need to know. Light How much light it take to grow tropical hibiscus (Hibiscus rosa-sinensis)? In general, as much as you can give it. Full sun, which means at least 6 hours of direct sun per day, is best for these exotic plants. You can enjoy hibiscus in half-day sun, but you typically don’t see as many blooms, and they may not be as large. Note: In especially hot climates, some tropical hibiscus benefit from a little shade during the hottest part of the afternoon. Temperature That brings us to temperature. For the most part, hibiscus are pretty tolerant. But, because it is a tropical plant, it’s best to protect it from temperatures below about 50F (10C) or so. Tropical hibiscus can survive dips in temperature, but may show damage or even die back if it drops below about 35F (1.5C).

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