Hibiscus trionum - 200 seeds - Non GMO

Hibiscus trionum, commonly called flower-of-an-hour, bladder hibiscus, bladder ketmia, bladder weed, modesty, puarangi, shoofly, and venice mallow,is an annual plant . Its characteristic feature are attractive, trumpet-shaped, cream-yellow flowers with a brown center and 8 cm in diameter, appearing in summer. This original plant is used for growing in flower beds or in containers, as well as decorating balconies and terraces. In order for its seeds to be sown properly, it should be carried out in spring under covers, and planting into the ground should take place in mid-May, with an appropriate spacing of approx. 30 - 40 cm. The preferred location for southern hibiscus is a sunny, wind-free place with any type of garden soil. As far as frost resistance is concerned, the plant is durable, which is important especially in spring, in its early stage of development, when temperature fluctuations can be large. The flowering of southern hibiscus falls on the summer period, more precisely at the turn of July and August, and this is when it produces beautiful, unusual flowers. The decision to buy a plant may also be prompted by the very easy cultivation and low environmental requirements that must be met by a happy owner of this variety.

The package contains 1 gram of seeds which is around 200 seeds.

latin name:Hibiscus trionum