Have you noticed your hibiscus has stopped blooming and is experiencing yellowing and dropping leaves?  If your hibiscus is struggling, the root cause can seem like a mystery.  However, upon closer inspection, if you observe a white cotton or wool-like substance has attached itself to your plant's buds, stems or leaves, your hibiscus is most definitely under attack.  This particular "fuzzy" blight tends to cluster in tight crevices where hibiscus branches meet, as well as at leaf junctures and around buds.  While this strange "fuzz" may resemble mold or fungus, it is actually something else entirely.  Let's find out exactly what is feeding off your hibiscus, and most importantly, how…