Yellow Hibiscus/Gudhal/Holud Joba Fresh Live Flower Plant

The Yellow Hibiscus (Hibiscus rosa-sinensis ‘Yellow’) is a tropical flowering plant that’s both ornamental.

🌱 How to Plant Yellow Hibiscus

1. Soil Requirements

• Well-draining soil is essential
• Prefer loamy or sandy soil rich in organic matter
• pH range: 6.0–7.5

2. Planting Method

• From Seeds: Rarely used; slow growth
• From Cuttings: Most common method; faster flowering
  1. Take a 6–8 inch healthy stem cutting
  2. Remove lower leaves
  3. Dip cut end in rooting hormone (optional)
  4. Plant in potting soil or directly in garden
• Spacing: 2–3 meters apart for trees; 1–1.5 meters for shrubs

3. Watering

• Water regularly, especially during dry periods
• Avoid waterlogging

4. Sunlight

• Needs 6–8 hours of direct sunlight daily for optimal flowering

5. Fertilization

• Use organic compost or plant-based fertilizer every 2–3 months
• Hibiscus-specific fertilizers rich in potassium promote flowering

6. Pruning

• Prune dead or weak branches after flowering season
• Encourages bushy growth and more blooms.