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My rosella seedlings

7 years ago

I'm hoping I get to see these flower this year. Read they can take 6 months to get mature. Maybe my KY weather will hold up.

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popmama (Colorado, USDA z5)

7 years ago

Cool! I just looked up rosella since I'd never heard of it before. It looks really pretty. Can't wait to see what they look like when they bloom.

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ericmd01
Original Author
7 years ago
I'll post updates as they get bigger
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luis_pr
7 years ago
Nice! The pictures I looked up online look similar to the Texas Star Hibiscus. Keep sending the pictures, ericmd01.
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ericmd01
Original Author
7 years ago
Update. Japanese beetles love them.
ericmd01
Original Author
7 years ago
These are the hibiscus used to make hibiscus tea. Also known as jamaican sorrel.
popmama (Colorado, USDA z5)
7 years ago
Darned Japanese beetles! They like too many things. But your seedlings still look great. And I didn't know those were the hibiscus for tea. I always wondered what kind of hibiscus you use for that.
ericmd01
Original Author
7 years ago
Update on the hibiscus
ericmd01
Original Author
7 years ago
popmama (Colorado, USDA z5)
7 years ago
Wow those look fantastic! Excellent work.
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