Growing CONFEDERATE ROSE HIBISCUS from cuttings

I grow hibiscus from seeds and cuttings. The easiest method is cuttings. This video is about the Confederate Rose Hibiscus (Hibiscus mutabilis).
USDA Plant Hardiness Zone:
7b, 7a, 8b, 8a, 9b, 9a

[@robincook1852]

I'm in Arizona Zone 9B. I was given some Confederate rose cuttings that I rooted and planted in July. How long before the cuttings get leaves?

[@TexasHomesteaders]

A couple weeks

[@kellysorvino5485]

I heard river sand works really well for getting roots on them too. After i get roots what season can i plant in the ground in zone 7b. South carolina? Thanks

[@TexasHomesteaders]

When any chance of frost has passed.

[@kellysorvino5485]

How long did those take to get roots and did you do this in spring or summer? I'm in 7b

[@TexasHomesteaders]

Whenever I think about it. Takes about 6 weeks before I plant cuttings.

[@dianeduquette8777]

White flies have almost killed my confederate rose. Thousands on the bush. I used Neem oil but didn't seem to help. Took all leaves off and started again. suggestions appreciated

[@TexasHomesteaders]

I'm sorry to hear that. Try Dr Bronners Castile soap

[@sarahwiemken4658]

When do they bloom, mine are about 7ft tall with no blooms. Planted a pot that was 3ft in may or june.

[@TexasHomesteaders]

Mine bloom in October

[@venkyt266]

Do you have plants to share/ sell ? I have been looking for this plant TIA

[@TexasHomesteaders]

If you are nearby, I'd be happy to give you some cuttings.

[@RadhakantsBalconyGarden]

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