Yellowing, leaf drop on a 5-ft hibiscus near a west window and A/C vent. Hibiscus is tropical—needs hot, intense sun.
Move outdoors into full sun. Water only when bamboo skewer shows only bottom 1 inch moist. Empty saucer always.
Yellow leaves will fall; sun replaces them quickly.
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