My 5 SECRETS to SAVE or REVIVE a dying Hibiscus plant EASILY
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 8 июл 2024
- Is your Hibiscus plant dying, not growing well or it has very small leaves? If yes then this video is a must watch. Here I have shared how I have revived a dying Hibiscus plant easily. There are few important steps that we need to do and I have provided all the info with 75 day's updates. Please note, you can do the same thing in case your Hibiscus plant is not growing or doing well.
Link to mentioned video (about pests management on Hibiscus) - • My SECRETS To FIX Pest...
Very beautyful orange hibscus❤
Thanks a lot
Great success with beautiful orange double hibiscus! Your thoughtful four-legged friend is shielding the repotted plant from direct sunlight 😍
Glad you liked it and thank you very much for your words! You are right..he he..he always stay with me while I keep doing gardening works. Nowadays also he wants to give me his company. But can't as it's too hot outside..GSDs are truly AWESOME!
@@GardeningUpbeat True. Nature is magnificent
Love your dog!😍
Thank you so much :-)
Ahhh this hard pruning was so satisfying to watch friend! Beautiful result!
Thank you so much 😊 That is why I didn't remove the actual audio 😊
Amazing and magical 💗
Thank you so much!
Your pet is very sweet
Thank you SO MUCH!
I needed this. I have one on her last leg.
Glad to know I posted at the right time..
A POST TO BE PRESERVED FOREVER. HIGHLY IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR TGE GARDEN LOVERS.
All of us face such a situation frequently, can't think of and can't do anything but to see the plant die. At the most either we apply fungicide solution or Hydrogen Peroxide to the roots or overwater them. But the main problem of undernourished root rot stricken roots renains unattended.
Many many congratulations on tge revival of this one of tge most beautiful multipetal ornage hibiscus plant.
I have been looking for it since years but in vain.
Please share a genuine buying link if any.
Thanks for sharing.
👌👌👌👌👌💐🌹💐👏🙏👏👍👍
Thank you SO MUCH for your kind words, really appreciated! Totally agree with you...a healthy plant starts with healthier root system.
Even my pet do the same where ever I am to give me company 😂❤
Good to here..they are really Amazing..
👍🏽
13like
Nice sharing👌👌sty conncted
Thanks for the video. Strangely both my hibiscus plants have gone this route-- gradually shed leaves, dried up and died. I'm sure it wasn't over-watering. The occasional mealybugs/scale insects were controlled with regular neem spray. And yet this happened. I didn't re-pot though. Any idea why this happens? Disease? Nematodes?
You are most welcome and thank you for watching! Usually this happens with most of the plants if they are in the same pot for much longer time. That is why, I try to repot every year in Spring or at least once in 1.5-2 years. Even if we apply fertilizers on regular basis, they don't like to keep growing in the same soil (soil chemistry get damaged). I would try to do a detailed video about it.
Whereas if we have plants in ground directly, they can grow freely and this doesn't happen if they don't have other competitor plants nearby it. I have seen that, only Bougainvilleas keep growing happily even if we don't repot them frequently. 4-6 times fertilizers once in a year and they keep doing well. Please note, I am not referring to any indoor plants here or plants that grows under indirect sunlight. For all such plants, frequent repotting not needed (depends on plants though). I have few Syngonium plants which I repotted almost 3 years ago. Still in the same pot and doing well. Same goes to Money plant, Monstera, Philodendron etc.
In case you don't want to repot, it's fine. You can remove some soil from the top and add fresh potting soil mix. This time I did the same with my Roses as there was not enough soil. They are doing very good..I hope, I have answered your question. If you still have any questions, please feel free to ask me. Thank you!
Mere hibiscus ki buds drop ho rhi hai double petel ki kya kren sir please reply
"I repotted my hibiscus plant a few days ago, and now its leaves are turning yellow and falling off. Please tell me what to do."
One of my hibiscus plant is dying, can i do this now ,also can i hard prune it now. Its monsoon time here.
Sure, we can definitely do it. After pruning, please spray fungicide and also, spray on regular basis until an unless plant doesn't start to revive. All the best!
Sir my hibiscus is not growing well after pruning it is showing jata type growth please help with suggestion
Jata type growth..it's because of small mistake in pruning. You should have cut the main branch itself. For example, please take a look at 1.19. I pruned the main branch and removed all other small small branches that was from upper part. Kept only one side branch. When you get time, you can watch my video about Hibiscus pruning here - ruclips.net/video/hQT2_yczOcY/видео.html
Thank you and Sir is not required actually!
How do you pollinate this type of hibiscus? I don't see stigma anywhere.
Honestly saying, I have never tried for Multi-petal Hibiscus :-) Please note - not all Multi-petal Hibiscus varieties have Stigma (incomplete flower). Some may have and we would need to look in the center..
@@GardeningUpbeat I guess mine multi-petal hibiscus doesn't have one to begin with, thank you for the information, your videos are really informative ❤️.
Even mine don't have, I have two - this and yellow one :-) Thank you so much for your feedback, appreciated!
Rock phosphate takes years to break down.
Bone meal takes 1 to 4 months to break down.
So bone meal, in my opinion, is not a substitute for rock phosphate.
Kindly correct me if I am wrong.
Technically you are correct...but I have used Rock Phosphate from Amazon. I got desired result though..Actually, most of the soil usually contains enough % of P. And, since I always provide Mustard cake powder along with any other P, my plants usually don't disappoint me. Thank you for watching!
@@GardeningUpbeat Thank you for the elaboration