Herb Rosella Sour Rosella Seeds

Sour Rosella Seeds

Edible tropical hibiscus from southeast Asia with dark red calyces. Dried seed pods used to flavor fruit drinks. Flowers are citrus like in deserts. Both flowers are calyces are widely dried to make tea. Heat and humid tolerant.

Code: SS0231

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Growing Information on Sour Rosella Seeds
Product Sour Rosella Seeds
Code SS0231
Botanical Name Hibiscus Sabdariffa
Germination 80%
Plant Height ...
Plant Spread  
Life Cycle Perennial
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Type Heirloom
   
Sour Rosella Seeds Germination
Germinates In 7 - 15 Days
Germination Note Scarify the seeds with sand paper to allow water permeation and easy germination

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