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13 Oct 09, Emily Bieman (Australia - cool/mountain climate)

My seeds of Rosella did not germinate - anyone have seeds for assae?

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15 Sep 13, Emily (Australia - arid climate)

I got some more seeds, and one has germinated and is doing very well.

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05 Oct 09, Claire Thompson (Australia - tropical climate)

Just starting out. I have planted seeds. Am drinking rosella tea....delicious and supposed to lower blood pressure. I'd like to produce same for my own use. Any tips?

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05 Oct 09, Emily Bieman (Australia - cool/mountain climate)

it's Hibiscus sabdariffa

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04 Oct 09, Stan (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

hi I have a rosella bush but it looks a little different to the normal one I know. the leave and stems of the bush are much reder in colour does anyone know what type of rosella? I can email pics if you would like to send me an email to [email protected]

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30 Sep 09, joseph van haren (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

I purchased 50 acres and grew a few rosellas ,they grew very well ,so thinking of growing a commercial crop.do you think they would be a good thing to make some money on ,

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09 Sep 09, Aaron Mrikaria (Australia - cool/mountain climate)

Hi ladies & jents Am now making rosella juice well packed, 300mills. The next steps is how to win domestic market in Dar es Salaam, am struggling with hope to achieve. Then l will take another move, the production of wine Bye bye.

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27 Jul 09, Rosemary Hardwick (Australia - cool/mountain climate)

I live in Canada having been brought up in FNQ with the love of Rosella jam. I recnelty found packaged dried rosella fruit that is the national drink of Jamaica. I would like to try and make rosella jam from the dried rosella fruit. Do you know if it is possible ? and if so how ?????

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07 Jul 09, Rasputen (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

Rosella wine (from notes 24/04/1988). Basically followed a recipe for rhubarb wine - My notes are a bit sketchy but can provide what details that I have for anyone interested. Makes a fabulous looking, great tasting wine.

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24 Sep 16, dave adams (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

could you send me a copy of your rosella wine please, I would love to try it , thanks

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