Burnt leaves on Hibiscus

I have a customer that suddenly got aphids on her hibiscus tree. She used the remedy of oil, water and soap; however, I believe she put it in the sun and burnt it. Is there any way this plant will come back or is it finished?

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#1 Comment By Downtoearthdigs On 07/13/2015 @ 1:33 am

You can nurse it back to health, but the question is does she want to put the time and effort into it? This article will explain how to nurse a plant back to health, but it is a long road and the plant will not look during that time. Most people choose to just start over.
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