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ActiveHibiscus rosa-sinensis L. · Chinese hibiscus
Poul Graff Kristensen
Hibiscus rosa-sinensis L. Chinese hibiscus · Ornamentals · bred by Poul Graff
also searched as: адоникус пеарл
10 August 2026
The flowers of the variety are large, funnel-shaped, white with a red or purple eye. The plant is characterized by good branching, possesses glossy dark green foliage with a serrated margin and a compact form, suitable for containers 12–19 cm in size.
The plant belongs to ornamental indoor crops, and can also be used as a summer plant for open field at temperatures above +12°C. Flowering is profuse, continuing from spring to autumn provided there is regular watering without overwatering.
The variety is not winter-hardy and is sensitive to sub-zero temperatures. The plant is susceptible to spider mite and mealybug infestation, and requires the creation of conditions for the constant formation of new buds.
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