To plant cranberry hibiscus:
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Soil
Most soil types are appropriate for hibiscus plants, although rich and well-draining soils are ideal.
Water
Like other hibiscus plants, cranberry hibiscus loves water.
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Water regularly with at least 1 inch of water per week.
However, container plants may need water twice a day in hot weather.
Liquid organic fertilizers are usually the best choice for these plants.
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Commons Problems
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These plants are generally pest and disease-resistant.
Ensuring that your plants receive enough light and fertilizer can increase the chances of flowering.
If you want to make your cranberry hibiscus bloom, verify your plants are receiving enough light and fertilizer.
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