Hi Lorraine. I would let them be for now. What you are seeing now is a result of the overwatering due to the heavy rains and soil that couldn't dry fast enough. Just let the plants heal, and shed their leaves. They will come back from this with a little time. I would keep a close eye on the caudex of each plant to make sure none of them are soft. It is a good idea to keep them out of the rain too.

Tracy

Rick and Tracey. Thanks I will leave them alone and let dry completely.

like what rick and tracy says, just let it be, over watering and probably she doesn't get enough sunlight,if its nutrient deficiency, yellowing will start on the bottom of the plant, affecting older leafs then will crawl up little by little, and if it does occur, yellowing most likely a nitrogen deficiency, you can use fish fertilizer, stinks but good for them, and its organic, make sure dilute it

Great advise.

Laura

Thanks I'll keep it in the sun during the day and bring it in evenings due to rain every evening. Give it a little fish fertilizer next time I water them. What about bone meal