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15 Jan 18, kevin (Australia - temperate climate)

My rosella plants don't seem to be fruiting is there something wrong or is it to early for them to fruit

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21 Jan 18, Andrew (Australia - temperate climate)

I'm having having the same trouble. They would have normally flowered by now. The plants are looking healthy, just no flowers. Have you managed to find anything else out as to why? I'm also in Brisbane.

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17 Jan 18, Mike (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

Do some research on the internet about it.

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16 Dec 17, Bernadette (Australia - temperate climate)

My rosella seems to be dying, do they die off and come back later or just die or is it just asleep. I live at Fitzgibbon Brisbane, thank you

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19 Dec 17, Mike (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

It's an annual so it may have just died. Google and read about growing it.

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08 Dec 17, Sue (Australia - tropical climate)

My rosella bush leaves are being eaton by something I can't see anything on them but it is leaving small holes in them. What is a safe spray to use on the rosella bushes.

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01 Jan 18, Tanya (Australia - temperate climate)

I use a neem oil spray on my bush. That's non harmful to the beneficial insects and only harms the things which eat the leaves.

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15 Dec 17, Mike (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

Look up an organic spray.

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13 Jul 17, Helga Martin (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

I have rossella growing and in the past have been successfull however the last two times i have tried to grow these they get to a height of say 400mm and they start a dieback with a white sap like liquid coming out of the bottom of the plant eventually killing it.Any help would be much appreciated we live up in the mountains west of Sarina yes we get frosts however the last rossella plants die back in late summer.

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24 Apr 17, Francoise Jorgensen (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

How do you protect the fruits from insect attacks without using pesticide?

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