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Hibiscus Not Blooming After Repotting: Potbound Is Better

Hibiscus stopped blooming after repotting 2–3 years ago into a slightly larger pot. Flowering plants bloom best when potbound. Repotting diverted energy to root growth.

What Happened

  • Plant focuses on filling new soil with roots, not flowers.
  • Will bloom again only when very potbound again—could take years.
  • Fertilizer is secondary; Miracid is wrong (hibiscus not acid-loving). Use regular Miracle-Gro.
  • Artificial light details needed to assess if light is limiting.

Lesson

Don't repot flowering plants unless absolutely necessary. They thrive tight.

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