The plant sold as "bleeding heart hanging basket" is usually bleeding heart vine (Clerodendrum thomsoniae), a tropical vine—not the hardy perennial Dicentra spectabilis. It cannot tolerate hot afternoon sun.
Move the basket to bright shade (dappled light or morning sun only). Under a large tree, on a covered porch, or on a shepherd's hook in a shaded bed works well.
It will not survive as a garden perennial in cold climates. Treat as a seasonal patio plant or houseplant.
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