Hi Doris, don't worry about the leaves, that happens when ever ther is a drastic climate change,leaves just didn't have the time to get aclamatized to the change, same thing will happen when you grow them in the shade than expose them to full sun, leaves get burn spots and eventually turn yellow and fall off, but new leaves will grow soon acustomed to the new climate their in, sometimes it happen to the buds also and sometimes they don't but they just fall off before opening, if your lucky, buds didn't get to damanged and open for you and far alll the rest of us to enjoy any photos you take of it to show us, if you get seeds from it please remember me, i would really love to have a seedling from that one'
I love birds but they sometimes become bandits. why I say this? I had pollinated some hibiscus and after finally getting a seed pod after waiting so long I pick the pod that was half way open and place on top of a basket I had prepered to plant them in, so I decided to get myself some coffee before plantting them but when I came back to plant the seeds a bird decided to have lunch and put my hibiscus seeds on his menu to eat, I think that bandit bird was waching me all the time and I didn't notice.
instead of me doing bird waching the bird was doing human waching
Oh Well, they'er Gods little creation also.
just have to pollinate more hibs.
Hi JT.
Your Friend Wilfred
