A sucker (basal shoot) diverts energy from the main hibiscus, reducing blooms. Remove it before moving the plant indoors.
Keep hibiscus in a sunny window, mist to deter spider mites, and avoid overwatering. Expect some leaf drop; new growth resumes in spring.
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