How to stop hybiscus leaves turning yellow?

Barb  Delta, PA.
by Barb Delta, PA.
i live I Md we’ve have an excessive amount of rain recentlY. They get full sun. i always check moisture before watering. Ph level is ok too. Not sure what next step to save them. Can anyone help me out
I had pulled most of the leave off.
  5 answers
  • Meena Meena on Jun 14, 2018

    too much water?

  • Redcatcec Redcatcec on Jun 15, 2018

    Yes, I see the yellowing on some of the leaves, this is suggestive of overwatering-one of the main symptoms.

    It also may be deficient in fertilizer, try sprinkling a little Epson salt around the soil it is in. This contains magnesium sulfate, a nutrient plants need and love.

  • Sandra Santos Sandra Santos on Jun 15, 2018

    Your tree still looks beautiful, yellowing leaves usually means the plant is under some kind of stress. Probably too much rain. I use a product called spray and grow and it works wonderfully on my hibiscus tree.  Good luck I'm sure it will bounce back.

  • Sandra Santos Sandra Santos on Jun 15, 2018

    I bought it at HSN.com the home shopping network, it works great on all my plants.

  • Vic7651229 Vic7651229 on Jun 18, 2018

    Hybiscus leaves turn yellow when the plant is in need of iron. Get liquid iron and add to your watering whenever leaves turn yellow