50 Jamaican Sorrel Seeds, Florida Cranberry, Indian Roselle, Hibiscus Sabdariffa

I purchased these Roselle seeds from this supplier last year and every seed I planted germinated and the Roselle bushes were more amazingly beautiful than I could have ever imagined and produced flowers clear up until December. Very healthy sturdy bushes. I was very impressed with the value of these seeds for the price. Another thing I was impressed with was the fast shipping. I will order from them again for sure.

Relente Germinaron rápido

Of the 50 seeds. ONE has germinated and looking at it I’m not sure it truly is a roselle seedling. Not sure if I received a ‘batch batch’ but I am highly disappointed ☹️

They came fast! Starting from seed is something I have struggled with in the past. The seeds sprouted quickly. I just transferred from seeding cup to bigger cup.

My pitiful gardening self was able to harvest about 5 lbs of roselle from 2 plants that survived a chaotic growing season (let's be clear -- the chaos was me). Being a new gardener, I had little expectation for seed starting, but they thrived. Seeds shipped quickly and arrived in a letter-sized envelope. The seeds germinated well. The roselle calyxes were perfectly sour and sweet. They produced a very dark and fragrant agua de jamaica. If I had more skills, then the growth would have been better. There's always next year.

This seller is a very generous seller. The seeds look really good, and there was more than the amount showed. Kudos for this small business. Just put some seeds to soak, will plant in a few days. Have no doubt about their viability. Thanks.

Fast shipping, great packaging of the seeds, however, I planted 20 of the 50 or so seeds, and nothing came up. Will try another batch to use up the rest of the seeds, but that's a terrible germination rate so far!

This plant has amazing health benefits and I like the taste. Often, I have purchased dehydrated Jamaican Sorrel (also called Rosella or Florida Cranberry) to use when I make herbal tea. I tried to grow it this year for the first time and was impressed with both how well it grew and with how much better fresh is than dried. I live in growing zone 7 and have limited space. I only planted 3 seeds and all germinated. Here are some tips for those that may want to grow this for yourself. 1- give it space to grow, this plant can grow very large, mine were over 6 ft tall and about 3 ft wide. 2- don’t expect it to bloom in hot weather. The plant will produce when the days start to get shorter and cooler. 3- Harvest everything before frost. Cold weather will destroy the plants. If you grow Jamaican Sorrel, I hope you have good results like I did.

Fresh seeds, I planted next to my other hibiscus that I’ve successfully grown for two years in southern Quebec Canada. 5b hardness zone, The flowers draw much attention as people here haven’t seen hibiscus before, let alone left their country of origin.

Bonne quantité Un peu cher

It took the planting of 3-4 seeds together to actually see one was successful in its germination stage. I am watching to see how well it grows from here on. I am not quite convinced that I will buy anymore seeds after seeing so many fail. Follow up to this the plant seem to not be growing much. Seeds are far less than they should be.

Not sure if they were too old, heated or dried out, but they did not grow. They did arrive though in a decent time.