This hibiscus plant is a rounded, sturdy, vigorous, woody-based, hairy-stemmed, somewhat shrubby perennial in the Mallow family. It grows about 3’ – 7’ feet long and 2’ – 4’ feet wide.The Swamp Mallow produces large flowers, which grow 10” – 12” inches wide. The bloom color varies, but the flowers are mostly pink with dark pinkish centers. The bloom time of this plant is from August to September.
Swamp Rose Mallow Care
Hibiscus Palustris
What is the plant
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Humidity
Normal
Lighting
Full Sun
Hardiness zone
5 - 9
Difficulty
Medium
Hibernation
Cold Period
How to Care for the Plant
Water
This plant type requires deep watering when growing actively. Water it thoroughly thrice a week during warm weather. Deep watering is particularly crucial in the first growing season of this plant. Water immediately if there are signs of wilting.
Fertilizer
Feed Moscheutos every 2 weeks with a water-soluble balanced plant fertilizer during the growing season or fertilize in the spring when plants begin to grow using a slow-release fertilizer.
Sunlight
While this plant grows well in light shade, the optimal growth is achieved when placed under full sun. A spot with full sunlight and proper air circulation results in stronger stems, best flowers, and a disease-resistant environment for this plant.
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Soil
The ideal soil mixture for the Hardy Hibiscus is well-draining, organically rich, and moist soil. While it grows well in typical garden soil, it prefers high soil moisture for best growth while avoiding drenched overly wet soil.
Temperature
Provide protection from harsh winds to prevent windburn. The USDA hardiness zones of this plant are 5 – 9.
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