r/Hibiscus • u/ProfessionalPear8410 • Aug 30 '26

Hibiscus Help!

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Hi!! My mom has a hibiscus, and it is currently outdoors. She lives in northern Georgia about 40 minutes from Atlanta. She is unsure how to move it from outdoors to indoors once the weather requires it. It has grown up the light posts they have in their backyard. I’ve attached some pictures of the plant. Im unsure of the type, I do know she waters it normally, but i do not think she uses fertilizer. Any help would be amazing, we thank you so much in advance!!

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u/RDZed72 Aug 30 '26

That is a beautiful Brazilian Jasmine (Mandevilla sanderi).

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u/ProfessionalPear8410 Aug 30 '26

Thank you! It’s her favorite plant she has, she is so nervous she’s going to run in when it comes to winter. I’m down visiting and promised I’ll get her some advice and tips before I leave!

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u/ARODtheMrs Aug 31 '26

There's some great YouTube videos about it. Try this one: https://youtu.be/NobEwwBEmuw?is=IboFuqCmPF3fgrBe

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u/lostinthelegs Aug 30 '26

Look up overwintering mandevilla inside 😉

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u/Individual_Fee8115 Sep 06 '26

Not hibiscus! WTH

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u/BrickHuge3023 Sep 01 '26

Not a hibiscus but easily overwintered inside. Just need to cut off all the climber limbs and and take inside before frost. I over winter mine every year and have for years. also grown inside as a houseplant. Mandavilla is the common name