I just potted four hibiscus plants. What do I need to know?

Thanks Pamela. They are big floor to ceiling windows on the south side of our back room. Right now getting grow lights are out of the question because of the cost for the lights to cover the four plants. I figure by the time I bring them in they will cover at least eight feet across. How cool at night should it be for me to bring them in at least at night? I have them on casters and a board down the steps will make them easy to bring in the back room.

All the stickers said was hibiscus bush pink or peach and that is not winter hardy and that is was grown in Wisconsin for a company in Florida. There were not other tags or anything for care that came with it. The peach ones have gorgeous full flowers that aren't single like most of the plants I have seen before. The pink has the single type flower, and it was a little sickly looking so I planted it first, the last two had to wait until I could get pots for them and plant them two days ago. All four now look healthy and seem to like the soil I put in the pots, all appear to have new buds. I don't have them in full sun all day, that is hard to come by with all the trees on my property and the ones surrounding it.

I hope they do have a good home. If they survive the winter in the house it will be a miracle. I have a black thumb for houseplants. My hubby usually cares for them. I have my luck on any thing that is outdoors, even if it is in a pot. I have a Early girl bush tomato in a pot that is already about five feet high, has about four tomatoes and almost twenty bunches of flowers.

Thank you Marcia. I think my backroom is warm enough, it is too cold in the winter to even think about using a porch that is unheated. I always want to be back in the south in the winter! Can't even think about going south as I help my 97 year old mother out with transportation, pre-cooked meals, etc.. She still lives on her own in a retirement community about a mile from me.

Thank you so much. My mom appreciates it as she really doesn't like to cook anymore. As long as the rest of my kids don't show up for dinner I usually bring her enough food for four to five days and she found some frozen dinners she really likes, too. She does fine on her own with breakfast and lunch and has found a new love with hotdogs that she used to never buy until I brought her hot dogs and fries one time.