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Common Name: Aibika

Botanical Names:

Abelmoschus Manihot
Abelmoschus Caillei
Abelmoschus Ficulneoides
Abelmoschus Luzonensis
Abelmoschus Mindanaensis
Abelmoschus Multilobatus
Abelmoschus Platidactylus
Abelmoschus Pseudomanihot
Abelmoschus Pungens
Abelmoschus Tetraphyllus
Abelmoschus Vriesianus
Hibiscus Japonicas
Hibiscus Manihot
Hibiscus Papyriferus
Hibiscus Pungens
Hibiscus Vriesianus

Family: Malvaceae

Other Names:

Aelan Kapis
Barakue
Bele
Gikway
Hibiscus Manihot
Hibiscus Spinach
Huang Shu Kui
Hwang Chok Kyu
Ibika
Island Cabbage
Lagikway
Lettuce Tree
Likway
Nating Saluyot
Pele
Queensland Greens
Sunset Hibiscus
Sunset Muskmallow
Tororo Aoi
Vauvau
Yellow Sichuan Mallow

Origin: Tropical Asia

Duration: Perennial

Habit: Shrubby

Hardiness: Hardy

Aibika

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Top Diameter: 5"

Height: 8"
Light Conditions:

Full Sun:
Place aibika in a location that receives 6 to 8 hours of sunlight per day.

Partial Shade:
In our climate, aibika may grow well with 3 to 6 hours of sunlight per day, primarily morning sun.

Soil:

Well-drained soil that is poor, average or rich in nutrients. The plant is commonly grown as an intercrop or along borders of gardens.

Mulch (such as grass clippings and wood chips) can be added to the surface of the soil to retain moisture and keep down weeds.

Watering Frequency:

Water the soil primarily when the soil is dry or almost dry.

Watering should be such that the soil is kept moist.

Pruning:

Prune (deadhead) stems or leaves when they appear to wilt, look diseased or turn yellow.

Pruning can aid in stimulating new growth and make the plant bushier.
Myricetin

Cannabiscitrin

Myricetin 3-O-β-D-glucopyranoside

Glycerol monopalmitate

2,4-Dihydroxybenzoic acid

Guanosine

Adenosine

Maleic acid

Heptatriacontanoic acid

1-triacontanol

Tetracosane

β-Sitosterol

β-Sitosterol-3-O-β-D-glucoside

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