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Can you cut your hibiscus to 2 feet as it has grown to 4 feet already and is in the ground and has no buds yet?
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∙ 14y ago
We have always been able to prune our hibiscus plants back hard and they have come back more compact and bushy. I guess it also depends on the climate where you live. You can also grow more shrubs from the cuttings.
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