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Hibiscus plants primarily grow on land, typically in warm, tropical, or subtropical regions. While some species, like the hibiscus marshmallow, can thrive in wetland areas or near water, they are not aquatic plants. Most hibiscus varieties are cultivated in gardens and landscapes, enjoying well-drained soil and plenty of sunlight.

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