Hibiscus is a flowering plant genus of the Malvaceae family. The genus is very broad, with hundreds of species native to warm temperate, subtropical, and tropical regions around the world. Member species are well-known for their huge, showy flowers, and are commonly referred to as “hibiscus” or, less commonly, “rose mallow.” The genus contains herbaceous plants that are both annual and perennial, as well as woody shrubs and small trees. There are approximately 220 different species of hibiscus in the world, each with its own scale, form, and colour. Hibiscus is endemic to mild temperate and tropical climates. It grows well in wet or swampy environments. The leaves are alternate,…