Hibiscus Syrica / Rose of Sharon problem

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Hibiscus Syrica / Rose of Sharon problem

Postby thy » Jun 24, 2012 5:21 pm

I think you call this hibiscus Rose of Sharon ... :-?

Hibiscus it is -I have had a standard for 3 years now, but this year the leaves are tiny, tiny as a finger nail.
Winthe´and spring have been like yours with ups and downs

What the heck is it doing and will it surviwe ?

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Re: Hibiscus Syrica / Rose of Sharon problem

Postby ogrefcf » Jun 24, 2012 8:35 pm

Yeah, Pia Rose of Sharon is what I know them as. I have a hedge of them and they do quite well. Seed all over, but so do half my other plants lol. I have never had any trouble with small leaves or anything else, hope some one else knows.
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Re: Hibiscus Syrica / Rose of Sharon problem

Postby kHT » Jun 25, 2012 9:43 am

Pia, we have several and noted last year that the mites found them which made the leaves tiny. We sprayed on a regular bases and decided last fall
to cut them down at the soil. We have to do this with the azeala here and they come back so we thought we would try this with the Rose of Sharons.
We are a strong believer of taking the food source away from the mites, they sit up under some huge pines.
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Re: Hibiscus Syrica / Rose of Sharon problem

Postby Bob Scott » Jun 26, 2012 12:31 am

I have a couple and other then Japanese beetles I haven't had any problems.
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Re: Hibiscus Syrica / Rose of Sharon problem

Postby thy » Jul 02, 2012 4:08 am

Thanks
No mites, no beetles just tiny, tiny leaves :hmm:
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