What are the morphological habits of hibiscus?

Fusang originated in the south of China and is now cultivated all over the country.

Hibiscus is an evergreen shrub or small tree of Malvaceae, with a height of 6 meters, oval or narrow oval leaves, sharp or tapering tips, rough teeth or notched edges. Flowers solitary in the axils of upper leaves. They are very big. Corolla is funnel-shaped, with nodes near the top and semi-drooping, with stamens spreading out of petals. If the temperature is right, hibiscus will bloom almost all year round, especially from early summer to late autumn. Fusang is soft, bright and beautiful, and has a unique charm. It was once passed down by the ancients as a towering tree in the East China Sea. Now there are hibiscus plants in parks, roadsides and yards. Especially when summer and autumn flowers are lonely, Fusang adds beauty to the scenery and has a unique taste.