Hibiscus rosa sinensis use software : 3dsmax ( corona /vray/fstorm/arnold ) - sketchup 2008 - Cinema 4D(vray/corona/default) - Blender -Maya - rhino - Modo - vrmesh( vray for revit /sketchup).Supports motion simulation for 3dsmax/Blender

1. 4 tree and with 1 color height 0.5 -1.5 m
2. Fbx and obj (Vray 4.2 and corona 5)
3. Executed in 3d max 2013
4. All textures and materials needed for the rendering found in the archive
5. Smoothing modifier is stored in the stack for convenience

Chinese hibiscus is a tropical evergreen shrub that is winter hardy to USDA Zones 10-11 where it is best grown in moist, organically rich, well-drained soils in full sun. Plants appreciate being sited in locations protected from strong winds. In the St. Louis area, plants may be grown in containers that are overwintered indoors. They also may be grown in sunny rooms (bright light but not full sun) as houseplants. Plants may also be purchased in containers in spring and grown as annuals. Plants appreciate consistent moisture and high humidity. Regular watering, misting and fertilization during the growing season are advisable. Roots should never dry out. Set container in a bed of moist pebbles to increase humidity. Plants are sensitive to changing conditions. During the growing season, moving containers to different locations or changing temperatures or poor light may result in bud drop. Plants should be overwintered in 60 degree F. locations with reduced watering and reduced fertilization. Prune out 1/3 of old wood plus cut back stems by 1/2 in early spring to keep plants healthy and compact. Hibiscus rosa-sinensis, commonly called Chinese hibiscus, is a frost tender evergreen that is probably native to tropical Asia. No wild populations of this plant have been found in modern times. This name is often applied to hybrid tropical hibiscus cultivars, although it does not fully reflect the multiple species involved in breeding modern hybrid cultivars. Plants feature glabrous, toothed, shiny green leaves (to 6 ) and large, funnel-like flowers (to 4-8 diameter) with stamens in a showy central tube. Plants grown outdoors year round typically rise to 10-12 'tall, and plants grown in containers that are overwintered indoors are typically trimmed to 5-6' tall. Outdoor plants will flower throughout the year. Plants brought indoors in fall typically flower from spring to late summer. Flowers last for only one day. Indoor plants need regular pruning to maintain good shape. Another common name for plants of this species is rose of China.