To advise correctly, I need to know:
Tropical hibiscus: Heavy pruning can delay leaf-out. If kept indoors with low light, it may prioritize flowers over foliage. Move to bright light, water when top soil dries, fertilize lightly.
Hardy hibiscus: Pruning in spring is normal. If cut back hard, it will regrow from base. Ensure it’s in full sun with moist soil.
Please provide the answers above for a targeted solution. In the meantime, avoid overwatering and ensure adequate light.
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