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Tropical Hibiscus Hybrids

11 years ago

Aloha,

I'm a Hibiscus hybridizer from Hawa'ii. There are many things about about Hibiscus that I don't know, but there is also a lot that I do know. If you have a question I might be able to help. Visit my blog...

http://kapugardens.blogspot.com/

Hope it helps!

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souradeep1982
11 years ago
hi
I also have a plant very very similar to Kauila.l will post a pic as soon it blooms. i am from India and like to have advice on furtilizer regim.

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