The difference between hibiscus and hibiscus

The biggest difference between hibiscus and hibiscus is that when hibiscus blooms, the flower diameter is 5-8 cm on weekdays, which is divided into single petals and double petals. The patterns are mainly white, pink and purple, and the petals are red or purple at the base. When hibiscus flowers are in bloom, the flower diameter is 6- 10 cm, which is slightly larger than hibiscus flowers, and the patterns are rose red, reddish and yellowish.

Hibiscus is different from hibiscus. Its leaves are diamond-shaped, the plant height can reach about 4 meters, and the flowering period is generally between July and 10, while the hibiscus leaves are oval, with irregular serrated edges, and the plant height is about 3 meters, but it blooms all the year round.

Brief introduction of hibiscus

Hibiscus is also called kapok. Hibiscus has strong adaptability to the environment. It is drought-resistant and barren, and has no strict requirements for soil. However, Hibiscus prefers to grow in a warm and humid environment, which is a good ornamental tree species in gardens and is often used as a fence and foundation planting material.

Brief introduction of fusang

Fusang, also known as Zhu Jin, likes to grow in a warm and humid environment, and needs plenty of sunshine during its growth. Note that in winter, it is best to keep the temperature at 12℃- 15℃ to make the hibiscus grow better.

The difference between hibiscus and hibiscus.

The biggest difference between hibiscus and hibiscus is that when hibiscus blooms, the flower diameter is 5-8 cm on weekdays, which is divided into single petals and double petals. The patterns are mainly white, pink and purple, and the petals are red or purple at the base. When hibiscus flowers are in bloom, the flower diameter is 6- 10 cm, which is slightly larger than hibiscus flowers, and the patterns are rose red, reddish and yellowish.