Hibiscus plants are not flowering in winter? Try these tips, the garden will be filled with flowers!

Last Updated:December 11, 2025, 10:59 IST

How To Grow Hibiscus Flowers In Winter: Hibiscus is considered a beautiful plant which brings happiness in the home. However, people often complain that even though their hibiscus plant is big and healthy, it produces very few flowers. Today we will give you more information about some easy ways by which you can make your hibiscus plant bloom more flowers.

How To Grow Hibiscus Flowers In Winter: Hibiscus plant is considered a beautiful, low-care plant that enhances the beauty of any home. Its large, colorful flowers not only brighten the house, but are also beneficial for hair and overall health. People often complain in winter that their hibiscus plant is big and healthy, but it produces very few flowers. The main reason for this is the imbalance of sunlight, soil, water and fertilizer. If taken proper care, the hibiscus plant can bloom continuously throughout the year. In such a situation, today we will tell you about some easy ways to get more flowers on the hibiscus plant.

*The Main Reason For The Leaves Of The Bush Becoming Dry Or Turning Yellow Is Waterlogging Of The Bush. When The Soil Is Wet, The Sprouts Lack Oxygen And They Start To Dry Out. Therefore, Water The Tree Only When The Top 1-2 Inches Of Soil Becomes Dry. Use Well-Drained Soil And Ensure Drainage Holes In The Bottom Of The Pot. Proper Irrigation Is Very Important For The Growth And Flowering Of The Tree. Collected Photos.

With a little proper care and proper watering in winter, the hibiscus plant starts growing beautifully again. Hibiscus is actually a tropical plant, which means it likes sunlight and warmth. As the stems thicken, the plant goes into a dormant state.

*Do Regular Pruning Only When Flowers Are Produced In Abundance. The Tree Will Have To Be Pruned Once Or Twice A Year. Light Pruning During Flowering Encourages The Growth Of New Shoots, Which Produce More Panicles. Removal Of Discolored Flowers And Dry Branches Is Essential. Collected Photos.

It is common for the leaves of hibiscus plants to turn yellow in winter. However, this yellowing usually occurs due to lack of proper care. There can be many reasons for this. Cold temperatures can damage the roots, making them unable to absorb nutrients. Due to less sunlight the production of chlorophyll reduces, due to which the leaves start appearing yellow.

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*The Ear Is Often Affected By Mealybugs. To Prevent This, Spray Neem Oil Or Neem Leaves On The Tree. It Protects The Tree From Insects, Keeps It Healthy And Helps In The Formation Of New Buds. Collected Photos.

The soil dries slowly in cold weather. Excessive watering can cause fungal infection. The plant may stop budding, and old leaves may start falling on their own. Don’t worry, the plant will grow back strong with a little care. Hibiscus plants always like strong sunlight. In summer, a little sunlight is enough, but in winter they need about 7 hours of direct sunlight.

In cold weather, try to keep the plant in the south or south-east direction. Avoid keeping the plant in places where it gets very little sunlight. If it does not get sunlight daily, then keep it in a sunny place for 2-3 hours 2-3 times a week.

*Tea Bags Or Leftover Tea Leaves Can Be Used, But The Milk And Sugar Left On The Tea Leaves Can Cause Rashes, So It Is Important To Wash Them Thoroughly First. Mix Washed Tea Leaves With Soil Or Sprinkle Them On Pots Once A Month. By Regular Use, Maintaining The Tree's Humidity And Sunlight, The Plants Can Be Brought Back Into Bloom Within A Few Weeks. Collected Photos.

(The information given in this article is based on health advice and conversations with experts. This is only general information, not personal advice. Therefore, please consult an expert before taking any action. News 18 Hindi does not confirm this. )