Could be any number of things. Over watering, under watering, lack of sunlight, temperature. Here are a couple sites to help you pinpoint the exact cause.
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It's possible they have too much water.
i think they are water too much and they don't have much of a sun exposure
Maybe too much water or in the wrong temperature.
You can get a portable UV plant light to get them through winter.
Too much water
Could be any number of things. Over watering, under watering, lack of sunlight, temperature. Here are a couple sites to help you pinpoint the exact cause.
https://www.thespruce.com/reasons-for-yellow-leaves-on-houseplants-4150680
http://www.costafarms.com/get-growing/news/why-do-my-houseplants-have-yellow-leaves-
Do you over-water them. That's could be one reason. I asked that question from a professional gardener and he said, over watering could kill them.
It could be from over watering. Good luck!
Hi Yvette - the most common cause of plants turning yellow is over watering. Hope this helps! Hugs, Holly