How to propagate hibiscus? A detailed introduction to common methods

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How to propagate the hibiscus flower

Hibiscus is mainly propagated by cuttings. Indoor cuttings are generally done in March-April, while outdoor cuttings can be done in late April. Cut the cuttings to 10 cm long, keep 2 leaves at the top, insert the cuttings into the soil, water thoroughly, and maintain a temperature of around 20°C; roots will form in about 1 month.

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How to propagate hibiscus? A detailed introduction to common methods

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