Roselle Seeds – Hibiscus sabdariffa – Red Jamaican Sorrel Florida Cranberry Herb
Roselle Seeds – Tropical Perennial / Flowering Shrub( Hibiscus sabdariffa ) * Common Names = Roselle / Flor de Jamaica / Red Sorrel / October Hibiscus / Jamaican Sorrel / Florida Cranberry* Native to Africa; Brewed to make a drink called “Carcade”* Strong fibers from the stem [ Rosella Hemp ] are used to make sack cloth, twine & cord* White / pale yellow flower have dark red base; fleshy red calyx opens to expose flower* Drank in tea to aid digestion and respiratory function; used topically for abscesses* Used in culinary dishes such as salads, jellies and soups The dried flowers are also available in our shop, when stock is plentiful.ALL SEEDS AVAILABLE:www.ebay.com/str/trifectabotanicals/Planting-Seeds/_i.html?store_cat=40687257012 Life Cycle: Annual Flowering Shrub (Perennial in warmer climates)Height: 7-9 ftMax Width: 6 ftUSDA Zone: 6-11Light: Full Sun / Partial Sun Harvest: 150-180 days GROWING RECOMMENDATIONS:1. Soak seeds in water overnight. Sow seeds 1/4” deep in small pots or flats with moistened seed-starting mix. Spritz with water to settle into soil.2. Using a heat mat under pots will speed germination, as these plants like tropical climates. Place in warm indirect sunlight and keep soil moist. Germination should occur in 10-20 days. 3. Resize into bigger pots as needed. Transplant 6-inch tall seedlings 3-4 feet apart after last frost. Protect young plants during the winters. *** Harvest in the fall, after flowers fade. Germination: 85% HAPPY PLANTING! PACKAGING & SHIPPINGYour order will be safely wrapped, and shipped USPS First-Class Package within 1-3 business days of payment.A tracking number will be automatically provided when the shipping label has been printed. CUSTOMER SATISFACTION IS MY #1 PRIORITY!Contact me openly with any questions/concerns, and I usually reply within 24 hours.I like to enjoy time with my family & animals on the weekends, but I do my best to keep in contact with my wonderful customers. 🙂 *** Most herbs/flowers are grown organically here in South Carolina. The only fertilizer used (tilled & incorporated with the soil between growing seasons) is all-natural aged compost… and chemical pesticides NEVER touch our soil or plants.*** I am not a doctor– just someone who studies natural healing and therapeutic methods. The literature here is for educational purposes only, and is not meant to replace the diagnosis or treatment of medical professionals. The information in this listing is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.*** Please do your own research and learn any precautions associated with any of the natural herbs. FOLLOW US & SEND US A SHOUT —> #trifectabotanicalsFB / Insta / Pin web – trifectabotanicals.com
23 Sweet Orange Tree Seeds
1 Peel the fruit directly and remove the seeds.2. Seed treatment: After cleaning, peel off the skin of the seeds, and then put the seeds on the wet paper towel, and fold up, spray the right amount of water.3. Germination and planting: Put paper towels in a plastic bag and store them in a dark and humid environment. After 10 days, take out the seeds and bury them in nutrient soil in the direction of the bud downward.1. Fertilization: In the fruit expansion period in September, it is necessary to supplement appropriate amount of nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, calcium, magnesium and other elements for citrus to improve fruit quality. 2, prevent falling flowers and fruit: timely topdressing for citrus, enhance the tree potential of citrus trees, in order to prevent falling flowers and fruit. 3. Propping fruit and preventing sun fruit: propping fruit in time to avoid bending fruit trees and breaking fruit trees, affecting tree potential. At the same time, leaf spraying fruit cover liquid can also be used to avoid sun fruit.4. Deal with weeds: clean up weeds and enhance the permeability of the orchard. 5, pest control: timely control of anthrax, canker disease, red spider, aphids, leaf moth and other pests.
