Hibiscus plant will remain laden with flowers even in winter, adopt these easy home remedies

Lack of sunlight during winter is the biggest enemy of hibiscus flowers. Keep the plant in a place where it can get direct sunlight for 5 to 6 hours daily. By getting enough sunlight, it becomes stronger, new buds appear and the problem of flower fall goes away automatically.

Excessive watering of the hibiscus plant during cold weather can harm it. Note that when the upper layer of soil looks dry, give light water only. It is best to irrigate in the morning, so that moisture remains and the cold nights do not damage the roots.

Ballia’s famous agriculture expert Prof. Ashok Kumar Singh told that Hibiscus likes soil rich in nutrients. In winter, rotten cow dung or vermi compost must be applied once a month. To increase the number of flowers, mustard cake water or fertilizer made from banana peels is also very beneficial.

At the beginning of cold weather, it is necessary to prune dry, weak and diseased branches. Due to this, the plant’s energy is spent on new and healthy stems. Along with this, removing yellow leaves and fallen flowers keeps the plant clean and away from diseases.

In most cold areas, it is important to protect hibiscus from cold wind, especially at night. Keep the pot near the wall or cover it with a light cloth. To protect the plants from insects, spray neem oil every 7 to 10 days. By doing this, aphids and white flies go away.

If the right balance of sunlight, water, fertilizer and protection is maintained, hibiscus can remain full of flowers even in winter. By adopting the above easy and indigenous remedies, you can fill your garden with colors and fragrance even in the cold season. These tips are considered very effective.