What Is Causing Hibiscus Leaf Spots: How To Fix It?
Leaf spots on the hibiscus may be caused by bacteria or fungus. This condition usually happens in the wintertime when cool temperatures and extended damp conditions set up the ideal
Hibiscus Pests Archives
Hibiscus are hardy and adapt themselves readily to almost any planting. When grouped in masses, the large flowers present an extraordinary picture. The plants are too large for the ordinary garden border because they require much room, but they can be used in large beds of mixed flowers.
Hibiscus do experience attacks from a variety of pests including:
- Aphids
- Beetles
- Caterpillars
- Root-knot nematodes
- Pink Hibiscus Mealybug
- Plant Scales
- Spider Mites
- Whiteflies
Check out the articles below for more details on individual Hibiscus pests.
What Causes Hibiscus Root Rot: Cause and Cure
Root rot in all plants is caused by the fungi, Verticillium and Fusarium oxysporum (Phytophthora genus). It is usually triggered by excessive moisture, so poor drainage or overwatering can cause
What Causes Hibiscus Dieback Disease: Cause and Cure
Hibiscus Dieback Disease is typically caused by damage to the bark of a hibiscus plant’s stem. Damage may be caused by inclement weather, insect damage, pruning, impact, or other events
Is It Safe To Use Neem Oil On Hibiscus Plants and Bushes?
Treating pests on Hibiscus trees with Neem is generally safe, some plants may be oversensitive. We look at how to use Neem oil on Hibiscus. Click on this article for tips on using neem sprays and drenches on Hibiscus plants.
What Is A Good Insect Spray For Hibiscus Plants?
The beautiful Hibiscus is a member of the Malvaceae plant family. Tropical Hibiscus plants with vibrant blooms and bright colors make any gardener smile. More on Hibiscus tree care. Outdoor
Controlling Spider Mites On Hibiscus Plants
Spider mites are one of the most common and destructive pests for houseplants. They often appear in warm, dry conditions and may damage or kill a plant in a short amount
Black Spots On Hibiscus Leaves and Buds: What And Why?
If you grow hibiscus and some of your leaves develop scary-looking spots, try not to panic! While they might appear ominous, these spots are usually not a cause for alarm,
Tips For Controlling Whiteflies On Hibiscus Plants
Hibiscus plants make up a large genus of the Malvaceae family, consisting of hundreds of species of exotic-looking flowering plants. These plants are native to temperate and tropical climates and
Thrips On Hibiscus: Spotting And Controlling Thrips
Thrips are common pests found in various houseplants, greenhouses, and outdoor gardens. The scientific name is Thysanoptera. These pests are slender, tiny insects with distinctive asymmetrical mouthparts, and fringed wings. There
Pink Hibiscus Mealybug: Prevention and Treatment
Pink hibiscus mealybug (Maconellicoccus hirsutus) is one of the most serious pest problems that typically affect plants in tropical and subtropical regions. These pests were first discovered in the Caribbean
Aphids On Hibiscus: How To Get Rid Of Hibiscus Aphids
Aphids on hibiscus are a frequent problem in the spring and not just hibiscus plants but on many kinds of plants. Getting rid of aphid pests (aka plant lice) is especially problematic