Hibiscus
Out of stock
We're sorry we don't currently have any hibiscus in stock at this time of year, we will have more available from April 2025.
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4.7/ 5
26 reviews
It was, I'm sure, a beautiful tree until the courier got their hands on it. It is still a very healthy looking tree and will, I'm sure, recover from the damage, but it's a little disappointing to receive a present in a box with loose soil, fallen leaves, and snapped tips.
It’s small but packs a punch, had little limes on!
Really strong plant in great condition and beautifully packaged
The plant is strong and healthy, was well packed, and Plants for Presents had taken care to let me know when it would be delivered, I have used this firm before, and have been very pleased with them. It was not their fault that on this occasion they were let down by the delivery service they used.
Brought this for a gift. They were pleased with the plants. Presented lovely
A beautiful gift, fresh flowers in season and secure packaging
Stunning display of plants in a lovely planter. After just a week out in the garden they had become even more stunning - showing just how healthy and well established they were to start. They arrived quickly, were packaged perfectly for their trip, and received very gratefully. Very impressive.
My father in law was pleased with his planter
Beautiful plant in very healthy condition. Looks like it will grow strong and healthy.
Nice plant
These instructions are sent with the plant gift
This is the tender hibiscus - Hibiscus rosa-sinensis or "Chinese rose". They are native to the tropical region of Asia and tend to grow in wet or swampy areas.
Hibiscus likes a sunny spot. On a window sill or in a porch or conservatory is best. On sunny days you can put it out on a patio or balcony. A cool room is fine, but a draughty porch or a frosty conservatory is not. If it gets below 8˚C it will suffer.
Hibiscus are greedy plants. Try and water a small amount every day. If you are going away for a few days, then you can stand the pot in a bowl of shallow water. To keep them happy, add a few drops of ordinary house plant feed in their water every few waters.
The flowers only open when there is warmth and light. Each dramatic flower will last one or two days but in the right spot your plant will produce a succession of these short-lived trumpets throughout the summer. When the flower head drops off, pick off the small fruits left behind to encourage the new buds.
It is unlikely that you will get any pests or diseases, but if you do just wash the leaves and buds with soapy water.
