Hibiscus ‘David Orr’ 3/10 | 5″ Pot
$39.95
David Orr (3-10) This glorious coral and sunshine yellow 9” blossom is named to honor Mr. David Orr of Waimea Arboretum. This excellent bloomer is lightly scented on some days! Our exclusive partnership with ‘Hibiscus Lady Nursery’ is the only way you can have one of these amazing hybrids! Located on the famous North Shore of Oahu.* Jill Coryell, a Hawaiian hibiscus hybridizer, is the founder of Mokuleia’s ‘Hibiscus Lady Nursery’. *If you are located within Oahu, go to https://www.hibiscusladyhawaii.com to order and pick up directly from her nursery. For USA mainland and outer islands orders, Plant Hawaii will FedEx some aloha to your door.
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Your hibiscus will be happiest if you give it a fertilizer with a LOW MIDDLE NUMBER and a high third number, particularly one that contains minor elements. The perfect fertilizer ratio would be 2-1-3, such as 20-10-30 with minors or something similar. The most important thing to remember is that the middle number (phosphorous) should be lower than the first and third numbers. A high third number (potassium) helps hibiscus bloom. Especially if your plant is grown in a pot, consider fertilizing once or twice a month in warm weather.
Hibiscus love water (but must have good drainage). Your new hibiscus will thrive best for you if you make sure that it receives regular, deep watering during warm weather. Especially at first, it should be watered daily. After the first week or so, water so that the soil is moist but does not remain sopping wet. Often the surface of the soil may be dry but it is wet underneath. You can tell by sharpening a pencil and sticking the sharpened end down into the pot. If the newly sharpened wood is wet when you take it out, then you donʻt need to water right away!
Janna M. (verified owner) –
Beautiful and healthy hibiscuses! Good size. Shipping was quick. The plants arrived very secure well-packed and in good condition.