I always heard of this plant from Bangchik but have never had a chance to get one to plant at home. I have some veggie seeds given from a friend from China, not sure the names and haven't sowed any of them yet. Would you like to have some? Can reach me at sching_su@hotmail.com :)
It looks ok to me. Roselle needs some space to branch out unless you do pruning to keep it in line. Best of luck to you. Our 7 roselle are now teasing us with little fruits.....
Nice looking roselle. I have remove my roselle plant and discard! It has been growing too big and no flowers at all. The pot has lots of powdery substance growing, no point keeping the plant as the roots are full of this powdery substance! Hope yours grow well and healthy!
The last roselle I planted died months ago, today I found 2 at a new nursery I visited. Yours already growing so well and soon there will be pretty pink blooms!
Hi Malar, You really must try making the jam...I add some vanilla essence to mine after cooking the petals and blending them. The jam smells so inviting after that. Rosie
I always heard of this plant from Bangchik but have never had a chance to get one to plant at home.
ReplyDeleteI have some veggie seeds given from a friend from China, not sure the names and haven't sowed any of them yet. Would you like to have some? Can reach me at sching_su@hotmail.com :)
That's a healthy looking roselle. Mine died on me. Will grow again when I get the chance to.
ReplyDeleteIt looks ok to me. Roselle needs some space to branch out unless you do pruning to keep it in line. Best of luck to you. Our 7 roselle are now teasing us with little fruits.....
ReplyDeleteNice looking roselle. I have remove my roselle plant and discard! It has been growing too big and no flowers at all. The pot has lots of powdery substance growing, no point keeping the plant as the roots are full of this powdery substance! Hope yours grow well and healthy!
ReplyDeleteMalar, Did you just joined Blotanical?
ReplyDeleteWith one plant you think about roselle jam, you are going to think of getting rich with more plants.
ReplyDelete**Smile**
They look so healthy Malar. I never grown rosselle before looking forward to see the fruit.
ReplyDeleteThe last roselle I planted died months ago, today I found 2 at a new nursery I visited. Yours already growing so well and soon there will be pretty pink blooms!
ReplyDeleteHi Malar,
ReplyDeleteHere's wishing you and your family HAPPY PONGAL!
Hi Malar,
ReplyDeleteYou really must try making the jam...I add some vanilla essence to mine after cooking the petals and blending them. The jam smells so inviting after that.
Rosie
I would like to try growing this plant in Japan sometime...
ReplyDeleteI don't think I've had this - looking forward to seeing the fruits!
ReplyDeleteMilka: It's so kind of you to offer me some seeds! Let me mail you then!
ReplyDeleteOne: Just joined 1-2 months ago....never really go into the web. You found my blog there?
Bangchik: My interest on Rosella grows because of your garden Rosella!
Kitchen Flavour: Oh dear! Pest is really a big problem. Thanks for your wishes!
Rainfield: Every success start with single step! hahahhaa...
p3chandan
Lrong
Hope to see your Rosella soon!
Garden_Haven: I will try to plant more and make jam! Add Vanilla? Definately good smell!
Wendy: You should try!