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Title: Bringing a hibiscus to work Post by: Nievesgirl on August 17, 2009, 12:47:22 PM So I think I am going to bring one of my cv’s to work. Not sure which one but maybe I could test one out at my desk along with the self watering pot I found :D
I think I might just make a cutting from one of my cv's and see how it does. I am liking how small blue ballerina is growing so I might choose this one. Do they need direct sunlight from window or could it he indirect ? Title: Re: Bringing a hibiscus to work Post by: Charlie on August 17, 2009, 02:43:02 PM Blue Ballerina is a good choice seems to me. Usually hibiscus will grow nice and green in indirect light but won't flower much or not at all. If the light is really low it could also stretch and end up with long weak stems but if the light is bright indirect this won't happen and the plant will be lush and green. As is so often the case, trying it is the only way to know for sure.
Charlie Title: Re: Bringing a hibiscus to work Post by: helixturnhelix on August 18, 2009, 10:26:11 AM Sounds good Kerry, Delicia amoris and Sleeping beauty should be good to try too!
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