Not in my book.
Watch it carefully. I had one of those, and it turned out it had parasites that were difficult to detect.
so sorry lol. Ugh I can't get enough ! Mine went through a winter funk but im hoping his colors come back out more . Blue and red
Thanks for the plant compliments but cant take full credit
. The 2 in the back were just bought 
. So I have a Jungle Dawn on top but been meaning to switch to Sansi's. Believe that was the reason my hibiscus didn't do to well honestly (maybe not watering enough too) .Dang what kind of parasites ? Good to know . Not really sure why it decided to drop most of its leaves lately... was doing awesomeNot in my book.
Watch it carefully. I had one of those, and it turned out it had parasites that were difficult to detect.
They killed the plant, but I kept the braided trunks to use as branches.
If your cham gets around fine on the plants, IDT you necessarily need more branches.
Personal opinion: Less branches can be "enrichment"—incentivizing them to figure out how to get from point A to point B.
awesome. I will say there are some hidden branches going through some of the denser foliage but not sure how often they will be used . I often think of Madagascar photos and vids I've seen and seems to be very dense foliage etc where a panther will be chilling or close by.
Hibiscus need full sun, so either hang near the top, or get mondo plant lights a bat could see.Thanks for the plant compliments but cant take full credit
Little tiny ones (which is how they went unnoticed). It was a while ago, so I can't remember if they were mealybugs or scales. They hid on the bottoms of the leaves, and left dirt I thought was chameleon dirt that got repeatedly misted. Didn't see them until they were visible on stems, and by then it was too late.
IME (had them before) ficus can be very temperamental.Not really sure why it decided to drop most of its leaves lately... was doing awesome
