What causes Hibiscus leafs to be droopy?

Answer 1

In my personal experience, lack of water. They look fine, i go to work, get home, they look near death. If planted in direct sunlight, water in the morning, then again before dark, but not as much.

Answer 2

Lack of water can cause the leaves to turn bright yellow and fall off. I guess they could turn brown after turning yellow but before falling off. There is a fertilizer specially formulated for hibiscus. The hibiscus fertilizer works well to produce dark green leaves and abundant blooms on the plant, if you provide adequate water and lots of direct sunlight (several hours per day).

Answer 3

Hibiscus leaves may droop due to overwatering, underwatering, poor drainage, or exposure to extreme temperatures. It can also be caused by a lack of nutrients or pests such as aphids or spider mites. Be sure to address the underlying issue to help your hibiscus recover.