Moving Indoor Hibiscus Outdoors for Summer

Yes, hibiscus can go outside once nights stay above 40°F. But:

Acclimate gradually: Start in full shade, increase sun over 1–2 weeks to prevent leaf bleaching.
Protect from intense midday sun if it was grown indoors.
Bring back inside before fall nights drop below 40°F.

Outdoor light boosts growth and flowering; just manage the transition.

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