The long wait for us weather wimps here in Southern California is about over. Fortunately this year being a La Nina winter meant not a whole bunch of rain events or below average temperatures. We did have about a normal amount of wind events and we were lucky in...
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Ever see a plant that looks like this and the day before it was fine? This is known as cold shock and it occurs when your hibiscus plant reaches a point where it can no longer tolerate the weather and/or the soil conditions. It is a systemic shut...
Are you now seeing lots of yellow leaves on your hibiscus all of a sudden in the middle of winter? Don’t be alarmed – this is actually to be expected due to our unusually hot weather we just experienced a few weeks ago. One of the things hibiscus do...