Hibiscus Mutabilis Care and Propagation | Bettadavare in Kannada | Confederate Rose

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Hibiscus Mutabilis is a summer / monsoon blooming plant that extend till mild winters.
Challenges: Scale insects and Japanese Beetles
Sun : Full sun or max 6-7 hrs of sunlight.
Watering: Heavy drinker during summers.
Characteristics: The blooms change color thrice!
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[@rashibanu7900]

I have this plant..ur voice so amazing and explined well ...

[@Urbanscapegardening]

Thank u 💓

[@jayashreemurthy99]

Hi USB,as usual a very comprehensive video.lovely flower especially I liked d changing of colors. I believe that everything ha

[@Urbanscapegardening]

Thanks Jayashree 🥰

[@naraharinara6212]

❤

[@Urbanscapegardening]

Thanks 🥰

[@venusgarden959]

Beautiful video🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹❤❤❤❤❤

[@Urbanscapegardening]

Thanks 😇🥰

[@smitashah6085]

Beautiful flowers 🌹 Nice sharing 👌👌👍🙏🙏😊

[@Urbanscapegardening]

Thanks Smita

[@_KingQuinn_]

Hi there! Have subscribed since the beginning and I will miss the original name urban scape Bangalore, since your name was what lured me to your channel, reason being I live in tropical Malaysia and we have similar climates, after watching I became a subscriber years ago and I must say I am so happy you are doing well. Are you still located in Bangalore? I have the same confederate rose planted in ground, but it has grown about 12 feet high, so I think a small shrub dosent do it justice in a tropical climate 😂 incredible blooms once it's huge like mine, looks just like a peony ❤ worth all the trouble for sure

[@Urbanscapegardening]

Hello Thank you for sticking on since the USB days. I still stay in bangalore but since I wanted the focus to be on the art of gardening than the city I come from, hence the change. I'm glad ur confederate looks great and makes u feel great too. And yes they are tropical peonies indeed

[@jayashreemurthy99]

Happens for a reason.Thanx for d video .

[@bronwynclear3485]

We have several that volunteer in our East Texas yard. So interesting! Some develop different colors and petal formation, and they often grow into 12' trees filled with Fall flowers! I just replant the small ones where we want them. But a question. Can I hand pollinate them? Instead of havig the pollinators to come and make seed pods. Some just drop flowers without making seed pods.

[@Urbanscapegardening]

Yes u can they almost always bear seeds