Hibiscus can be grown from root systems, mostly in large containers. The plant's crown should be placed very carefully so that it is a little bit beneath the surface of the growing material. The ideal growth from each stem should be 3-5 nodes and pruning is essential and it has to be done every 2-3 days to provide a better shape. The plant has to be kept moist, but it should not get excessively wet or dry. These plants can’t grow indoors or under shade and require full sunlight. Wilting should be avoided at any cost, as it can lead to severe disorders. Hibiscus also requires a decent amount of nutrients and the nitrogen content through fertigation should be around 150-220 ppm. The sustainable pH of the soil should be in the range of 6-6.5. These root incorporated plants should always be kept under warm and humid conditions as they can’t bloom under cooler temperatures, the ideal temperature ranges from above 70°C