My No. 1 Secret to FORCE Hibiscus to Bloom

How to Make Your Hibiscus Bloom Again - Here in this video you are going to find my top secret to force Hibiscus to bloom again. Whenever we grow Hibiscus plants in container, fertilizing and watering only not enough. Instead, there is another most important thing that we need to do on a constant basis and that is Pruning. So, if you are wondering how to prune Hibiscus plant, you would find all the answers in this video. Please also note that, pruning only the branches is not enough. We also need to prune the roots. However, if you can upgrade the size of the container, it's okay even if you don't prune the roots.
Here in this video you are going to see how you can prune your Hibiscus plants - both branches and roots. I have also shown the final result and my plant did an amazing job :-) It bloomed extraordinarily well and I hope you would like it. So, if you expecting lots of blooms on your Hibiscus plants this season, prune your plants now as it's the best time.
How to know when to prune your Hibiscus plant?
Ans: If the leaves or the flowers are getting smaller on your Hibiscus plant, it means the plant is rootbound and you need to prune your plant - both branches and roots.
Good luck and please let me know if you have any questions. Thank you for watching the video :-)

[@khushithegreat7894]

Excellent tip to prune roots to get more and more flowers .. I feel obliged that i found yr channel with loads of info on hibiscus

[@velador4]

Wow! Thank you! And thank you fir all the information on Bougainvilleas as well 😊 you are a blessing! Now I have to get to work lol I have quite a few of these lovelies! Can’t wait to see the results since it is still spring by summer they should be AWESOME!

[@garnetgun]

last year i came home to find a dying hibiscus on the terrace. it barely had few leaves and the stem was very sick. i took it out of the pot and pruned the hell out of it and repotted in a new mix. I was happy to see many blooms on it when i returned this year, it looks the same variety that you have in this video.....but the plant wasn't that bushy, so did some branch pruning and i've got more buds.....

[@PinayTruckerGIRLUSA]

Wow very pretty habiscus!

[@MOJUSA]

i did also on my plants, they are successful, thanks for sharing..

[@mariacarvalho8395]

I just love your garden beats I'll be trying very soon. I'm also very fond of plants n flowering plants😊😊😊

[@videshamunusami8537]

This is wonderful. I love hybiscus. Actually crazy about it. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and results. Beautiful results....

[@GardeningUpbeat]

@Videsha Munusami, Good to see a Crazy Hibiscus lover here and thank you so so much for the feedback, much appreciated :-)

[@canoslo6126]

Me, too! I love the whole hibiscus family from the tropical to okra to Rose of Sharon, Abutilon, Rose Mallow, and also native mallows! Where I live, we have to bring the tropical ones in for winter, but it is worth it. Several of them I have had for over thirteen years. Such beauty!

[@josefasaplaran1763]

I love hibiscus.. actually I have some diff . varieties.. but ants are my enemy.

[@colleenmckinlay2916]

Your video was so useful. I will be busy today pruning and reporting my plant. Thank y9u so much.

[@aisha090]

Your videos are always so insightful. Thank you

[@rockerjenn]

Your plants are so beautiful!

[@RaviKumar-rd6hn]

many many thanks for sharing ur video. very good information 👍 i am having hibiscus plant not getting flowers may be because of pruning. i am sure ur method will benefit me and i will try. Thanks once again 🙏

[@amberroop2448]

I have been using the azalea food pellets as hibiscus fall under the same family and it’s 4x the size as last year and I can’t even count how many buds have popped up. Might check into that as well. But mine is planted in front of my house full sun, and I water it everyday and keep an ample supply of food pellets for it. I can’t wait for the buds to open

[@geetasgloriousgardenandpet9863]

Wow. Healthy and blooming!!!

[@GardeningUpbeat]

@Geeta's Glorious Garden and Pets, Thank you so so much :-)

[@chandrakantathale9813]

God bless you and your family for your precious information

[@SwtTrisha8]

Beautiful- thank you for sharing

[@keitangaydiaries1665]

Thank you so much. I will try it to my hibiscus.

[@GardeningUpbeat]

@Midelyn Adier, You are most welcome and thank you so so much for your feedback, appreciate it :-)

[@hemantrao9875]

Nice good tips I have applied pruning the plant let me wait for the new results thanks

[@GardeningUpbeat]

@Hemant Rao, Thank you So much for the feedback, much appreciated! Definiately you are going to see the result very soon, good luck :-)

[@shobhitagarwal9321]

@Hemant Rao Could u pls confirm what was the result when u applied this process.

[@hemantrao9875]

While repoting and over watering I could not survive the plant that was mistake on my part

[@shobhitagarwal9321]

@@hemantrao9875 oh... Well today I did it and hope for better result, will update.

[@jamiekukunis7058]

Amazing before and after!

[@shusha50]

Hello from Canada.Thx for your informative video.You have a very god point about the root bound indoor plants stunting the growth. Thx for ur video

[@dinabandhumisra3725]

Excellent job, well demonstrated.

[@GardeningUpbeat]

@Dinabandhu Misra, Thank you so so much, appreciate it :-)

[@texasgigi3684]

I have a hibiscus tree that is actually three different hibiscuses braided together. I planted it in a large pot and then planted small hibiscus plants around it. I give it potash. I’ve found as it gets hotter (in the high 90’s-100 degree temperatures, it will not bloomed unless I water it at least every other-if not every day.

[@mrsharp100]

Very good tutorial video, thank you!

[@elishlalvarmoi913]

Sir your instruction is very simple and easy to follow for a beginner in gardening like me. I had in mind to plant different colors of hibiscus. I have found so many information and tips from you. You deserve another addition of subscriber and here I am. Looking forward to many more.

[@sanjeevanselvarajah9875]

Lots of new information, great video. Very much appreciate your work.. Thank you

[@GardeningUpbeat]

Glad it was helpful and thank you very much for your feedback!

[@Manju........444]

Thank you sir very nicely explained all my doubts clear watching your video.

[@shailamathew1945]

After watching the video i tried on my plants the same trick. No luck till now. Your lucky. I am sure mine is taking time but will definitely start flowering

[@shailamathew1945]

Will keep you posted

[@rajkumar-tx5sv]

Superb, strongly useful hints i liked. Please let me know in which month pruning of hibiscus roots should be done.

[@GardeningUpbeat]

@raj kumar, Thank you so so much for the feedback, appreciate it. The best time to prune roots is when the plant is not growing actively. This is for all plants and this is the safe way. If you want to do, you can definitely do it now. Because Hibiscus plants are going to produce new leaves from Spring onwards. Most of my Hibiscus plants are almost sleeping now..ha ha..waiting for the Spring & Rainy season :-)

[@madeleinenavarce8549]

Thank you for sharing your great idea love it

[@chinazaified]

Beautiful thank you

[@baijayanteesethi2266]

Good evening...Woowwww👌👌👌 It's absolutely amazing blooming ,, U hv Nice collection of Hibiscus.. I ask u one thing,,,when u pruned d plant n repotted d plant wat fertilizer u hv added in soil,,,,plz suggest 🙏 Thnq for sharing dis vdo 🙏🙏🙏

[@anupams2945]

Wow .. amazing transformation after the pruning. Really beautiful leaves and flowers... plant started to look so healthy. Informative video.

[@GardeningUpbeat]

@Anupam S, Thank you so much Anupam, appreciate it :-) This is one of my best double petaled Hibiscus and another one is the Yellow one (from which I took the cuttings). This time really some wired things happened..your comment was in Spam folder..:D I need to complain to Google :D

[@anupams2945]

@@GardeningUpbeat Yes, I posted the comment, and I saw that the page showed several duplicates of that, like 8-10 :/ ... dunno how. This has happened to me in the past too at times. I had to delete all the duplicates. Something really wrong with KZbin :/

[@GardeningUpbeat]

@Anupam S, Yah, it happened with me too :-) Millions of comments are being getting posted every seconds..so, it happens sometimes I think :-) Don't know how they handle all the data..LOL My 3 hard disks are almost filled with recordings, photos etc..They are storing data from all over the world, amazing :-)

[@anupams2945]

@@GardeningUpbeat Wow .. 3 hard drives full :O. That's a lot! :D. Well, Google is rich.. they have loads of big spaces where they have tons of hard drives to store all the data LOL. But yea, it's mind boggling how so much of data gets stored. Still, stupid issues like posting of several duplicate comments shouldn't be occurring. Some kind of bug. Also, earlier when I used to post comment from mobile, I could use the scroll function to see the comment I was replying to, because for a long comment, you need to see it several times to see what to reply to. But, with the new update, you can no longer see or scroll the comment you are replying to.. if you have to, you have to discard your reply which you were writing. That's really stupid. There are several annoyances like these which shouldn't be there on such a big and popular network.

[@GardeningUpbeat]

@Anupam S, Totally agree with you Anupam..look like Google is behind FB when it comes to social media :-( The scroll function is not there..really? That's really wired :-( I am not aware of it as most of the times I use PC. Hope they fix it soon and another 2 fixes they really should do - Notification for nested comment and allowing others to reply on Community.

[@DiybyUnclenui]

👍👍👍 V e r y n i c e 👍👍👍

[@GardeningUpbeat]

@น้าหนุ่ยคุ้ยขยะ by Unclenui, Thank you so so much, appreciate it :-)

[@DiybyUnclenui]

@@GardeningUpbeat 👍👍👍

[@floragardensvlog492]

Very good tips!

[@qugnf5j]

Did it work for you

[@zibonnessa4569]

Just wow wow and wow.

[@GardeningUpbeat]

@Zibon Nessa, Thank you So So So much :-)

[@Herprettyflowers]

Well done, just subscribed 👍

[@litonpatra1699]

I am so excited

[@sherrymulleavey5712]

Thanks! Very helpful. Love the music.

[@GardeningUpbeat]

Glad to know n thank you very much for your words 😀

[@dthomascful]

can you do this in middle of summer when you find out that it didn't bloom or do I have to wait until early spring?

[@sonalimhaisekar6151]

This is what i exactly need to do with my hibiscus plant as it is producing very small leaves and small flowers..thanks a lot.

[@shirleycapinpin6386]

Thank you for sharing❤❤❤

[@GardeningUpbeat]

You are most welcome and thank you so much for watching!

[@susanputra9408]

extremely helpful!!

[@GardeningUpbeat]

@Susan Putra, Glad it was helpful, Thank you very much for your feedback, TC :-)

[@gracelguanzon2794]

Why do you have to cover the hole inside the pot?

[@swpatrice]

Thank you!

[@abhishekbanerjee9736]

My Hibiscus plant stopped flowering 6 months back, leaves have become kinda hard and curved somehow still green. I tried replanting with garden soil, vermicompost and cocopeat mix in place of the pure garden soil and used stick fertilizer also. Time to time, mealy bugs treatment also still, no flowering. Last week 3 buds popped but fell down easily. Can you suggest what to do?

[@amitavabhattacharjee412]

very very good information, thank you a lot

[@RITABALCONYGARDEN]

Excellent tips bro.. 👌👌👌🌼🌼🌼🍀🍀

[@GardeningUpbeat]

@RITA BALCONY GARDEN, Thank you so much, appreciate it :-)

[@ammuskitchen1849]

Thankyou somuch for your clear explanation video

[@GardeningUpbeat]

@ammu's kitchen, Most welcome and thank you so so much for watching :-)

[@mrjason9382]

Thanks for shareing

[@manohar2864]

I love watching your videos

[@sanjays5128]

excellent, most of my bougainvillea plants, I have done the same, heavy blooms, I cut the tap root also little, some change into bonsais

[@GardeningUpbeat]

@SANJAY s, Thank you very much and great to know your Bougainvillea plants are blooming well, great job :-)

[@sanjays5128]

@@GardeningUpbeat If you have a FB page, can share the pics

[@SOMY_4651]

Namaskar 🙏 I have three plants, already pruned two,waiting third to bloom few buds already there, should I repot or ? They are already in 12" pots, potted 3 months back,and soil mix? your vedios are good n informative My regards

[@GardeningUpbeat]

Namaskar Sir 🙏 Thank you so much for the feedback Sir, it really means a lot to me. Since you potted them 3 months back and containers are also big enough, there is absolutely no need to repot them now. You can prune them next year. Good luck and wish you all the best :-)

[@SOMY_4651]

@@GardeningUpbeat ok thanks for your quick response with details My regards 🌹🙏

[@GardeningUpbeat]

@SN Tandon, Most welcome Sir and thank you very much :-)

[@jyotishbania518]

Borhiya Lagil sai...Mojja...

[@GardeningUpbeat]

@Jyotish Bania, Bahu bahu Dhanyabaad video soward karane aru feedback ar karane :-) Happy Gardening :-)

[@senusdiary]

Thanks for sharing 👍

[@GardeningUpbeat]

@Senu's Diary, Most welcome and thank you very much for watching :-)

[@fusicscreation8987]

Thnks to your channel.Good explanation..In my hibiscus plant no buds are coming ..should I do this process..ur flowers are looking very beautiful.. Plz make video on how to get rid of pests.. 🙂🙂🙂

[@GardeningUpbeat]

@Fusics Creation, Thank you so much for your feedback, much appreciated. Since your plant is not blooming, definitely you can do this or you would need to fertilize your plant. Hibiscus needs fertilizer at this time as it's the growing season. I already have a video about the Best organic fertilizer for Hibiscus and if you are interested, you can watch it here - kzbin.info/www/bejne/a5S6lauFo6h0d6M To get rid of Pests, you can use either Neem Oil or Chemical pesticides such as Rogor or Roket. For Neem Oil dose is - 5-6 ml Neem Oil + 4 ml light hand wash and then mix them in 1 liter water. For Chemical pesticide, Max 1 ml in 1 liter water. I already have a video about applying Neem Oil and here is the video - kzbin.info/www/bejne/r4e1qmOEpNCInsU I hope, that helps. Thank you :-)

[@fusicscreation8987]

@@GardeningUpbeat Very big thanks *Gardening Upbeat* you explained so well..thanks...I am happy..

[@GardeningUpbeat]

@Fusics Creation, Most welcome n thank you once again 😊😊

[@vanasampath9125]

Thank you so much it is quite helpful for me

[@GardeningUpbeat]

@Vana Sampath, Once again sorry for the late reply...Glad to know you found it useful and thank you very much for the feedback, Happy Gardening :-)

[@gopalchakraborty6025]

Thank you sir I have same problem in my plant .😊

[@GardeningUpbeat]

@Gopal Chakraborty, Most welcome Sir, you can prune it as it's the best time to do. It would start producing new growth from Spring onwards. Thank you very much for watching the video :-)

[@sarasteinbugler2314]

Tremendously informative! I have been gardening for 30 years and never knew any of this!!! Thank you!

[@NamaSika]

Thank you for sharing such useful information in a clear way. Another thing I like about your videos are that you show the end results too. I can also see how well you treat your plants and even your sweet daughter is so gentle with the plants. It is so heartwarming to see your beautiful garden. Thanks once again. I will keep watching more of your videos.

[@mahaswetamukherjee06]

Thank you so much

[@isabelacardoz6846]

Its very good it grow very well.... But friend my one hibiscus plant is dieing please tell me what think to put to make that plant strong

[@velletabique2521]

I love gumamela plants. I am so happy to view your video very useful. How about those planted on the ground do i have to do the same procedures? Thanks.,

[@purnimadas3762]

Thank you very much

[@melindaapron3716]

i planted mine direct on soil, it grew about 1&1/2 meters high but not so many flowers. i prune it every 6 months but i can only count 6 flowers or less 😊

[@vargheserajan30]

That is enough my friend

[@geethagirigiri8492]

Very useful video. I have the same problem. My hibiscus doesn't bloom at all. I will try this method

[@GardeningUpbeat]

@GeethaGiri Giri, Thank you so much for the feedback, appreciate it :-) And, good luck in trying it, wishing you all the best :-)

[@parikhspiecederesistance3958]

*Beautiful & Gorgeous* 👍🏻 ❤️ *Ur Hibiscus Plant* 🙏🏻 *Mumbai India* 🇮🇳

[@arm378]

Thanks of the informative video.which month is best for pruning? and reporting?

[@nutansingh3921]

Very impressive

[@mycreativeworld3327]

Omg..so many blooms..greattt

[@GardeningUpbeat]

@Soumya Naik, Thank you so so much, it's one of my favorite Hibiscus plants :-)

[@mycreativeworld3327]

@@GardeningUpbeat yaa..its very beautiful...

[@GardeningUpbeat]

@Soumya Naik, Thank you very much :-)

[@mycreativeworld3327]

@@GardeningUpbeat do send me those seeds n cuttings of creepers haa ...😊😊😊n gerbera too....waiting fr it...thank u very much...im really getting more inspired by ur gardening vdios..

[@GardeningUpbeat]

@@mycreativeworld3327 , Really glad to know you are inspired, thank you so much :-) Sure, I would send as soon as cuttings are ready. You can contact me at - gardeningupbeat[at]gmail.com

[@omjaswal6675]

Excellent 👍👍

[@merasathimerababa4551]

Beautiful

[@GardeningUpbeat]

@Jayashree Angadi, Thank you very much :-)

[@idaliaponsvelez7512]

Amazing! I have the same hibiscus. I prune it, but never pruned the roots! Will do. My big problem with hibiscus though is aphids. I’ve been using Neem. Any suggestions?

[@shivalivi]

Same problem

[@princessramonah21]

Same aphids and big ants use their leaves as home

[@vargheserajan30]

@@shivalivi candid powder

[@gl15col]

Use a systemic bug killer, one that is applied to the soil, pulled up by the roots and into the leaves. That's the only thing I've found that really works.

[@malinivantillu2744]

I use distilled alcohol on aphids and mealy bugs. Alcohol dissolves the outer body and then we can easily wipe of them from stems

[@plantcaregiver]

nice information

[@GardeningUpbeat]

@plant caregiver, Thank you so much :-)

[@anthonypereira5723]

Great job and excellent tips. Apart from plants in pots what would recommend for those planted in the ground? The pruning is regular but this kind of blooms isnt there! What do you suggest?

[@GardeningUpbeat]

@Anthony Pereira, After many days and hope you are doing fine :-) Thank you so much for the feedback, appreciate it. I too have few in ground and don't do too much for them other than applying pesticide (Mealybugs attack them a lot). To get more blooms, you can fertilize your plants once in 2-3 months when they are growing actively. Honestly saying, we don't have many more options whenever we grow in ground directly. Also I believe, Quality of plants matters a lot.

[@hishamrazak7816]

What is the reason for some habiscus leafs turn yellow? Thanks.

[@ip4265]

hisham razak for me, it seems to be overwatering. I have an indoor standard one, same gorgeous flowers, it goes outside on the deck in summer. Zone 6b in US, mine is not winter hardy here.

[@ip4265]

It responds very well to fertilizer, too bad the blooms only last one day!

[@lovethegarden.kumariyeline4835]

Amazing

[@leonoralamberte598]

Tnx for yhe info sir

[@aanchalgarden1175]

Very good information sir ji 👌👌 Thank you for sharing 👍👍

[@GardeningUpbeat]

@Aanchal garden, Thank you so much for the feedback :-) I would highly appreciate if you don't call me sir, thank you :-)

[@MyDecorDiary143]

Very useful tips and tricks in making a hibiscus plant become beautiful again! I am now into growing hibiscus that's why your vdeos are very inspiring and informative. Thank you so much 💓

[@hemabdu]

Awesome sir... will definitely try.....

[@GardeningUpbeat]

@Hema Palanivel, Thank you so so much for the feedback, appreciate it :-) One request - I would highly appreciate if you don't call me Sir, thank you! Happy Shivratri :-)

[@hemabdu]

@@GardeningUpbeat I don't know your name... that's y 😁

[@GardeningUpbeat]

@Hema Palanivel, Oh yeah, Sorry for that. I would add my About section very soon, it's empty now :-( Myself Chandan Dutta and you can call me by my name or anything else you prefer (except sir) 😁

[@geetasgloriousgardenandpet9863]

All plant lovers can understand your happiness.

[@GardeningUpbeat]

@Geeta's Glorious Garden and Pets, Thank you so much Ma'am for understanding, appreciate it :-)

[@bhavanasoni6235]

amazing video.. such an informative insight....!!!! really liked the music in the background... very refreshing...😇🎉

[@GardeningUpbeat]

@Bhavana Soni, Thank you so so much :-) It's one of my favorite music now..ha ha..recently got it in KZbin Studio Library, thank you :-)

[@suvendradash2417]

Love music

[@anubalachoudhary9256]

Sir good evening ,sir abhi mere sare verigeted hibiscus ke plant ke leaves yellow ho kar gir gaye maine prunnig ki ye fertilizer feed kar sakti hun?

[@PlantWithPunam]

I am happy to discover your channel. Very good information about hibiscus..thanks for sharing. I your new subscriber m✌️🙏👍🌸💮🌸💮🌸💮🌸💮

[@GardeningUpbeat]

@Plant With Punam, Thank you very much for the feedback, much appreciated. TC :-)

[@agb0012000]

What would u do if I have it in the ground. You wouldn’t have to do any of this cutting if it’s in the ground, right?

[@raxaparikh7669]

Good knowdge thanks

[@dorsetboronia4551]

Hello from Australia. I adore hibiscus. Your video information is excellent. Thank you. My question relates to pesticides. I am very reluctant to use sprays since I accidentally poisoned myself some years back when spray was spilt on my hand. Someone suggested diluted dishwashing soap. Is this a viable solution and if so what dilution? Are there any other suggestions? My problems are thrips and mealybug mostly. Hoping for an answer... many thanks.

[@EmrysEveningstar]

How are you doing now friend

[@pemalama4109]

very useful vdo.... thank you so much for sharing the video... can I use this roots proning method to bauganbelli... Plz

[@GardeningUpbeat]

@pema Lama, Thank you so so much Ma'am, appreciate it :-) We can do for Bougainvillea but they bloom well when there is not much space for the roots to grow, I mean when they become kind of rootbound. If we provide them more space to grow then, they focus on growing like a vine and less flowers. That's why in nurseries, we can often see Bougainvillea blooming well in small container (mostly the tissue cultured variety). They also use bigger pots too, but in most cases those plants are quite old and so costly. I am working on Bougainvillea too and hope to get success :-) Thank you once again :-)

[@pemalama4109]

@@GardeningUpbeat thank you so much for your detailed reply .. highly appreciated.. I must follow your valuable tips.. for your kind information my geranium blooming heavily because of your precious tips.. thank you once again

[@GardeningUpbeat]

@pema Lama, Most welcome Ma'am and I am extremely glad to know your Geraniums are blooming well. It shows how much you love your plants and they are blooming well because of your love and care :-) Have a great time Ma'am :-)

[@arm378]

@@GardeningUpbeat My bloom well in 7 inch pots , they are root bound ,I keep changing the top soil

[@ShirleyJDavis]

I have a butterfly plant that volunteered in a small pot. Just one stem coming up. Can I cut the one stem back and get it to fill Out more.?

[@sujatabhattacharya1388]

Wooow excellent

[@karunaabdar6984]

So nice idea 👌👍👌 thanks

[@GardeningUpbeat]

@Karuna Abdar, Most welcome and thank you so much for watching :-)

[@vasanthapai5303]

Will you please reply? My hibiscus plants are grown in the ground &some grown big can u suggest any method for replanting and rootpruning?

[@HimanshuSingh-rg9qw]

There is no need to prune roots if it's planted in ground. Root pruning is done when plant is grown in containers or pots because after some time roots overgrowth can lead to root bounded. A root bounded plant is not able to absorb nutrients and water, it may die as well. Thus, root pruning is recommended.

[@wefsux]

So what do you do if its in the ground and not blooming

[@aliasgarden5876]

Very good

[@savitanag5797]

Hi thanks for the information...if your plant buds are infected with small black bugs how do we get rid of that..please do let me know🙏

[@sulusharangi8977]

Beautiful video. Please mention when is the pruning and repotting time or month. It will be more . Stay safehelpful

[@GardeningUpbeat]

@sulu sharangi, Spring is the ideal time..but for Hybrid Hibiscus, we can do at anytime as they bloom throughout the whole year almost. But still, would be better to avoid winter. Thank you for your feedback n for watching the video :-)

[@giridharmuthukumar]

hi sir super and very nice video...but how do u get this fantastic result...i have 6 plants but growth is not there at the same time...buds are falling out....please help me in this and suggestion on how to get good result...thanks you

[@diptishukla8813]

Excellent kindly let me know when shell I starte this procedure thanks I love yr vedio

[@vlogerramya]

Good information sir

[@GardeningUpbeat]

@Ramya Shivaraja R, Thank you very much :-) I would appreciate if you don't call me sir :-)

[@kimtingchaleun2910]

Please tell us WHAT SOIL you use. Thanks

[@vidyasraoraok7815]

Very good video. Nicely explained. Which season fr good fr pruning and repotting. We r at Bangalore. We hv many hibiscus plants but few leaves, flowers.

[@GardeningUpbeat]

@Vidyasrao rao k, I do at anytime whenever I see I need to treat my plants :-) But, it's a good idea not to prune the roots when the plant is actively growing. Actively growing means, it's already getting all nutrients from the soil. So, if they are not growing well, you can do it now as well :-) Anyway for Hibiscus, Summer is the growing season. Thank you for watching the video :-)

[@devikamohanty1023]

Wow..wow....wow...what is the best fertilizer for hibiscus????

[@GardeningUpbeat]

@Devika Mohanty, Thank you So So much :-) Video about best fertilizer - kzbin.info/www/bejne/a5S6lauFo6h0d6M and if you like to see the results, here - kzbin.info/www/bejne/rJWTdGmklLeiadk Thank you once again :-)

[@lakshmanmondal6754]

Awesome👏✊👍

[@GardeningUpbeat]

@Lakshman Mondal, Thank you so so much :-)

[@lakshmanmondal6754]

@@GardeningUpbeat 🙏

[@portiavasumithra6536]

V useful sir