Hibiscus Tiliaceus likes light, likes warm and humid climates, has strong adaptability, and is also slightly shade-tolerant, cold-resistant, water-resistant, drought-resistant and barren. Hibiscus Tiliaceus is born in coastal sands and on both sides of river ports.

Evergreen shrub or tree, 4-10 m high, up to 60 cm in diameter at breast height; bark grayish white; branchlets glabrous or nearly glabrous, rarely stellate tomentose or stellate pilose. Leaves leathery, suborbicular or broadly ovate, 8-15 cm in diameter, apex acuminate, Hibiscus Tiliaceus sometimes short acuminate, base cordate, entire or with inconspicuous crenulates, green above, very stellate when young Hair-like, gradually becoming smooth and glabrous, densely covered with gray-white stellate pubescent below, with 7 or 9 veins; petiole 3-8 cm long; stipules leaf-like, oblong, about 2 cm long and 12 mm wide, Apex rounded, caducous, stellate sparsely pubescent.
The inflorescences of Hibiscus Tiliaceus are terminal or axillary, with constant flowers arranged in clustered inflorescences, the total pedicel is 4-5 cm long, the pedicel is 1-3 cm long, with a pair of stipule-like bracts at the base; bracteoles 7-10, linear lanceolate, tomentose, cup-shaped below the middle; calyx 1.5-2.5 cm long, connate at base 1/3-1/4, calyx lobed 5, lanceolate, tomentose; corolla bell-shaped, 6- in diameter 7 cm, petals yellow, dark purple at the inner base, obovate, about 4.5 cm long, densely yellow stellate pubescent outside; stamen columns about 3 cm long, smooth and glabrous; style branches 5, covered with fine glandular hairs. Capsule ovoid, about 2 cm long, tomentose, with 5 bulbs, woody; seeds smooth, kidney-shaped. Hibiscus Tiliaceus blooms from June to August.