Hibiscus Bush Double Red
From $27.99
Light: Full Sunlight
Pet Friendly: Yes
Double Red Hibiscus Bush
The Double Red Hibiscus Bush is a tropical hibiscus variety known for its lush, double red hibiscus flowers. With its striking, double blooms, this hibiscus plant is an exceptional choice for those who appreciate the beauty of red hibiscus bushes. Its vibrant and captivating red hibiscus flowers will undoubtedly make a statement in your garden or landscape.
Double Hibiscus Plant Care
Scientific Name
Hibiscus rosa-sinensis
Light
The Double Red Hibiscus Bush has its own distinct sun preferences. In northern climates, these hibiscus plants thrive in full sun. However, if your residence is in a hot and arid area, you should lean towards partial shade. The key to gauging your plant’s contentment is the consistent presence of vibrant Double Red hibiscus flowers. If you find the blooms are frequent, your hibiscus plant is thriving. In contrast, if you notice a deficiency in budding and blossoms, relocating it to a sunnier location can stimulate abundant flowering.
Water
Being quite thirsty, the Double Red Hibiscus requires a regular water supply to maintain its foliage and the vivid Double Red hibiscus flowers. The frequency of watering is contingent on various factors like climate conditions, heat, wind, and humidity. In certain situations, you might find daily or even twice-daily watering necessary during prolonged dry periods. Typically, this hibiscus plant prospers with a weekly watering schedule of 1 to 2 inches of water, ensuring the richness of its Double Red hibiscus blooms.
Hardiness Zones
The Double Red Hibiscus Bush is rated for Zones 9 to 11. Find your zone here!
Pet Friendliness
The double red hibiscus plant is pet friendly!
Red Hibiscus Bush FAQ
How to Care for a Double Red Hibiscus Bush?
To care for a double red hibiscus bush, provide it with well-draining soil, full to partial sun, and regular watering to keep the soil consistently moist. Pruning can help maintain its shape and encourage new growth. Read our full hibsicus plant care guide!
Are Hibiscus Flowers Toxic to Dogs?
Hibiscus flowers are not typically considered toxic to dogs, but it’s essential to supervise your pets around any new plant and ensure they don’t chew on or ingest any part of it.
How Big Do Hibiscus Bushes Get?
Hibiscus bushes can vary in size, but they generally grow to be 8 to 15 feet tall and 5 to 8 feet wide, creating a lush and vibrant landscape addition.
How to Keep Hibiscus Blooming?
To keep your hibiscus blooming, provide them with adequate sunlight, water regularly to keep the soil evenly moist, and feed them with a balanced fertilizer. Pruning spent flowers and applying a bloom-boosting fertilizer can also help promote continuous flowering throughout the growing season.
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