Hibiscus plant will not wither even in harsh cold, just use this one thing kept in the kitchen.

Plant Care: Just as the winter season is difficult for hair and skin, in the same way this season can also be a bit difficult for plants. When cold winds blow in the winter season, plants face many problems. Can.

Most of the people have a hibiscus plant in their house. The big flowers of Hibiscus plants not only enhance the beauty of the house, but the flowers and leaves of this plant are used for many household purposes, most of the people use these flowers to get rid of their skin related problems and hair related problems. Let's do it for.

Hibiscus Plant

In most of the people's homes, Hibiscus flower is also known as Red flower or Devi flower, because this flower is very dear to Goddess Durga.

During the summer and rainy season, many beautiful hibiscus flowers bloom in the plants, but with the arrival of winter season, the plant starts withering and the flowers also stop blooming, so in such a situation, in the winter season also, take care of your hibiscus. You can adopt some special tips to maintain the beauty of the plant.

Natural fertilizer for hibiscus plant (Home-made Fertilizer)

If I now tell you that you can use potatoes to keep your hibiscus plants healthy and make them bloom beautiful flowers, then perhaps you will find it a bit strange to hear this. But it is true, potatoes have the power to keep plants healthy and green even in winter.

Potato and its peel contain many nutrients such as potassium, magnesium and phosphorus. All these nutrients strengthen the roots of the plants and also help in increasing their growth. Let us then know how to use potatoes for plants.

How to make fertilizer from potatoes Fertilizer)

With the help of potatoes and potato peels, you can prepare a natural fertilizer at home. To make this fertilizer, take a big size potato and grind it well in a mixer.

Now add 5 times more water in this mixer and mix it well. Now the home natural fertilizer is ready, now you can apply it directly to the roots of the hibiscus plants.