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Patty

Hibiscus Blooms

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I have 2 potted Hibiscus plants that I bought last spring and kept inside during last winter. Last summer they did great and had a new flowers on them almost every day. They seem to be doing alright outside right now, but the only problem is that there are not any flowers on them so far this summmer while outside. Does anyone know what I can do to get them to bloom their beautiful flowers again or should I not expect any? If they are not going to bloom, then I don't even want them anymore. Without the beautiful flowers, whats the point?! I would appreciate any suggestions! Thank yoU!

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Posted 2009-06-28T18:14:49Z
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Alane

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I bring my Hibiscus plants in every winter and then take them back outside for the summer. They take awhile to adjust being back outside. I fertilize them and have found they are sensitive to where you place them in the sun. Try moving them to different areas than you had them last year. Mine do bloom again, but they take awhile.

Posted 2009-06-28T18:55:56Z

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All this time have they been in the same pot with the same dirt? My guess is that they need fresh dirt or you can give them palnt food. It sounds to me like they need a boost in their nutrition. It's also possible they need a bigger pot. If the roots get crowded they will not be happy and will not bloom.

Posted 2009-06-28T18:56:44Z

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