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18 Apr 09, Aaron (Australia - cool/mountain climate)

hi Cathie, sometimes rosella plant can differ either because of climate, type of seeds, extra. so dont panic.

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17 Apr 09, Cathie (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

Hi. I am growing rosella bushes for the first time. I planted these as seedling about 4 to 5 months ago. They are all about 1.5m+ in height and gangly. Is this OK and will they fill out. From memory the one's my mother grew were not so tall and bushy. Any suggestions?

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15 Apr 09, Aaron (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

Hi, CHIKO CHILAMBO. Perhaps our climate not so different couse am from TANZANIA. I suggest you to seach through google you may findout some formular how to do it. you can write me through my email [email protected] then we can exchange i deas about how to go far with rosella plant.

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10 Apr 09, CHIKO CHILAMBO (Australia - cool/mountain climate)

Hi i am in zambia, eastern province, i have grown 1ha of rosella when do i harvest, i planted in october and what do i need 2 make jam.

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10 Apr 09, Bill (Australia - cool/mountain climate)

I'm wanting to know when you harvest the rosella fruit to make my jam. Before/after flowering, what to look for or any other hints. First time I've grown my own bushes. Normally bought the fruit.

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25 Mar 09, shane (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

hi I have planted 6 rossellas in oct nov some only have small flower buds last year very large buds on similar stock they are getting a bit twisty in the stems how do you prune them and when is the main crop due

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25 Mar 09, karen (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

My mother have always grown rosella's.We both planted our plants the same time ,same climate and bought them from the same place.We planted them at the end Oct 2008.She has just harvested her fruits ,but can't understand why mine has no sighn of fruits yet.They are very large bushy,healthy looking plants.Does anyone have any ideas.Do they need a boost of fertilizer?

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15 Mar 09, Aaron (Australia - tropical climate)

Hi, people, am very happy my rosella plant are bearing flowers redish, its rainning season here in TANZANIA. I hope to cultivate more rosella when my research acomplished.

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14 Mar 09, kath (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

i have just bought 2 rosella plants someone told me that after one season you pull them out is this right? thanks

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08 Mar 09, Lara (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

hi Anne, by the sounds of it your rosellas have root rot, im not ssure what you can do about it, maybe GOOGLE it lol

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