Noticing yellow leaves on your hibiscus plant? There are multiple potential reasons, but luckily each one has a solution.

Locate hibiscus in the sunniest indoor location possible, by patio doors, large windows or in a sunroom. Short days and decreasing light levels will signal the plant to slow down.

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One of my favorite plants is a hibiscus.” — Jeff Blumquis, Plainfield It is best to move your tropical plants inside when temperatures drop below 50 degrees Fahrenheit.

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If your winters are too cold to grow tropical hibiscus in your yard, grow it as a potted plant and bring it indoors for the winter. Make sure the plant grows in nutrient-rich soil.

Hardy hibiscus features delicate 8 to 10-inch flowers with ruffled petals in shades of red, pink, purple and white, and can grow to 4-6 feet tall with a shrub-like appearance.

Tropical hibiscus that are not hardy here do need to be brought in over the winter. Make sure you have a grow pot big enough for them (with drainage holes), and a good supply of clean potting mix.

What to do at summer's end. Tropical hibiscus are easily killed by frost. But hibiscus will think they're in the tropics if we bring them indoors for the winter, and then back outdoors next spring ...