1) Aphids
2) Mealy bugs
3) Thrips...I am going to guess that Thrips would be the other cause because you can easily SEE aphids and mealy bug!
You almost cannot see thrips.
Take a white sheet of paper out and put it under the buds hold it flat while you give the buds a good tap. If you see tiny 1/16 of an inch light brown to black insects that are as thin as a babys eyelash. Those are thrips. They are sort Of hard to kill because they get into the tight buds and pesticide won.t hit them.
Some people mix Karo syrup with the usual garden shop pesticide to lure the trips out into the open so that they will come in contact with the pesticide and Die!
I hope it just too much WATER!
All blossoms on my hardy hibiscus plant are turning yellow and falling off just before blooming. Help!?
What's the climate in your area RIGHT NOW.?? Have you done any soil tests? How old is the hibiscus; make note of the color and type of bloom and bring this info. and a couple of damaged leaves, to your local nursery or home improvement store. You need an accurate diagnosis, not a guess. Report It
Reply:could be too much water or not enough.
Reply:It sounds to me like to much water, or it could be a caterpillar problem. check your leaves for infestation
Reply:sounds like a bad infestation of aphids
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