"Purple hibiscus" with different leaves, blood-like leaf spots turning brown/dying—likely Alyogyne huegelii (native hibiscus), not true Hibiscus. Disease rarely bothers this species.
Spots may be transient stress (transplant, water fluctuation). Alyogyne is tough—focus on drainage and mulch. Search botanical name for more info.
No specific disease treatment indicated for this resilient species.
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