Split-petal hibiscus | wood-fired pot medium-quality potted plant in bloom

Hibiscus lobes Hibiscus schizonepeta According to records, it was introduced during the immigration in the late Ming Dynasty. Half a century ago, it was widely planted as a hedge throughout the island. It is now relatively rare Split-petal hibiscus half-sun The maintenance method is the same as that of general hibiscus Flowers are solitary, slightly larger, with a bloom diameter of 5-7 cm Red or crimson, drooping flowers, very eye-catching If the branches are not pruned, they will continue to bloom until the end of the flowering period Blooms in 1.5~3 months, high return value Taiwan Agui mainly produces tea sets A small amount of firewood is used to make hand-made pots with a thick body. Suitable for wind-blown tree shape, can be lined with shallow water tray for easy maintenance /Spot goods/ Photos 1-7, taken on July 2, 2025 Figure 8, taken on June 19, 2025 Planted in a small pot for 3 years, the last one is still blooming After the flowering period, prune back to dwarf and branch, and the tree shape will be more delicate Next year, it will be promoted to a small potted plant, a hibiscus potted plant on the palm Figure 9, Flowering diagram Hibiscus lobes /Planting Difficulty/ ★★☆☆☆ /Heavy Fat Level/ ★★☆☆☆ /Disease sensitivity/ ★★☆☆☆ --------------------------------------------------------------- Sunshine degree | About 3 to 4 hours of sunshine, the sun must reach the plant to count Watering Exercise | Water regularly every day while enjoying the beautiful plants Soil medium | 400 degrees high temperature sterilized Japanese Akadama soil (granular soil) --------------------------------------------------------------- Small-leaf micro-landscape healing potted plants Planting extensions have different directions and cannot be designed uniformly Every plant is unique (The product does not include additional scenery or papaya-shaped water tray)