Hibiscus Plant Fertilizer For Healthy Growth & Intense Flowering

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Our Hibiscus Plant Fertilizer for hibiscus plants contains a mix of nutrients such as such as nitrogen, phosphorus, magnesium, zinc, calcium, iron and potassium that are required to promote healthy foliage growth and intense flowering in the hibiscus plants. Hibiscus is a group of perennial flowering plants that grows well in warm tropical to sub-tropical climates. Unlike most of the annuals that requires less fertilizing, hibiscus need heavy fertilizing. Moreover, even after providing the right soil and watering, growers often get frustrated because of less flowering in their hibiscus plant.

One of the common reason for lesser flowering in hibiscus is the lack of adequate nutrient supply to the hibiscus plant. That’s why to solve this problem, experts at Agriculture Review made a mixture of fertilizers that contains all the essential nutrients for promoting the growth and flowering of hibiscus plant. A single pack of 900 grams of our Hibiscus Plant Fertilizer is sufficient to fertilize 30 hibiscus plants in a month. With the help of our spoon, feed one spoon of this fertilizer per hibiscus plant every 14 days.

We request you apply this fertilizer only during the active season of the plant, i.e., the natural flowering season of hibiscus in your local region. In northern India, this season commonly extends from March to September. However, in the southern part of India, they can even flower during winter months. Make sure to stop fertilizing before pruning your plants and start fertilizing again once new leaves grow and buds start appearing.

Do not use more than the recommended amount per plant as it is a strong fertilizer, therefore applying in excess can damage your plants. Moreover, after applying hibiscus plant fertilizer around the base of the plant, water gently so that the nutrients leach down in the soil to get absorbed from the roots of the hibiscus plant. To learn how to care for your hibiscus plant visit this page: How To Grow & Care For Hibiscus Plant?

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