Hibiscus Leaves Burnt Hibiscus Plant Care Tips to avoid leaf burns Baby Pigeon Rains in my Little Space Under the Sun!
Hibiscus leaves burnt, terrible heat and stress, too high temperatures, thank God now its pouring! The Hibiscus plant has been quiet for some time and even on watering showed no signs of growth. Leaves burnt due to pre monsoon showers, but now that the rains have begun it looks happy and is also giving a lot of large sized layered hibiscus flowers. Reasons why plant leaves burn- Red Layered hibiscus Leaves Burnt 1) too hot temperatures and kept under direct sunlight for long hours 2) Planting in new place, adjustment stress. 3) Plant attacked by mites and caterpillars so leaves start to turn yellow. 4) too much fertilizer 5) Watering in hot afternoon time when the soil is very hot and even the leaves are hot. How to avoid leaf burns in plants- 1) Keep checking the hours of exposure of sunlight or shift containers during hot summers. 2) See that the soil is healthy and not soggy or clogged. This affects plant health and also prone to attacks by pests. Even when...