Hello, angelsgardener. Here are some suggestions:
1. Hibiscus drop old leaves by first turning them yellow. If it is a limited amount of leaves then this could be the cause.
2. Too much moisture can result in yellow leaves. Cut back on watering if the soil feels wet; aim for moist soil instead.
3. Hibiscus prefers acidic soil but will tolerate alkaline soil up to a point. If the leaves are yellow but the veins stay green, you may want to acidify the soil or add some iron chelates to the soil around the
plants (available in local nurseries).
Good luck with your
plants,
Luis