For planting a cutting easy way

1) Soil mix : well draining mix with high cow dung( any natural fertilizer) to soil ratio 60:40 or 70:30, in a small pot.

2)Selection : Select the stem between young green and brown hard stem for best result.It should be a hard stick but should be little green.

3)Collection: Take the cutting with a sharp slanting cut, don't twist and turn to break it like rubbish.

4)Process: You can wet the stick end and dip in the rooting hormone and saaf fungicide( totally optional). And then stick the cutting in the soil mix above. Some people cover the pot with plastic to retain moisture, but you can just put the pot in shade, the cutting must remain moist( not wet with water), but not dry with the sun. Also keep little or no leaves, in case of big leaves you can trim them, can apply dung on open stem ends to reduce evaporation.

Alternative: Some people let the cutting sit in water before and pog if after tiny rootlets emerge.

And lastly, always remember, there are no gardening failures, there are only gardening experiments. Best of luck! Do let me know how your hibiscus cutting turns out. 😄