Red Roselle (Hibiscus sabdariffa) - Packet of 50 Seeds

Amazing quality, All has sprouted easily will absolutely be purchasing from the seller again.

They grow up beautifully.

100% germination May 2025. Germination was very quick and really struggled to cull them as they were all very strong seeds. Harvesting them now Nov 2025 in zone 9a.

Germinated fast, grew tall, but out of the 4 I started only one has survived. Will start some more soon.

All seeds planted germinated! So excited to watch these grow. Hoping they will be perennial in zone 8a, South Carolina.

50 Seeds are not producing

Gardener from Texas here... I started these a bit late in the season, around June, but they came up within a few days. After they reached about 18", I transplanted them to raised beds to finish out the year. It's October 13, 2025 and I have blooms already and praying I get calyxes and fruit before we get our cold weather. Southeast Texas right now is having cool mornings (60-65°F) but warm days (85-94°F). So, we should be warm long enough to get a good harvest. In the spring, I will transplant the mature plants to their final growing location. Since this was my first time growing these plants, I wanted to make sure I could mature them before planting them out. Let's hope they survive the winter. We've had a forecast of a freeze coming in November and a high probability of snow again this winter. So, given that possible outlook, I pray I can keep my delicate plants, not just the Roselle, safe for the spring planting.

I bought these for the head volunteer at a local nature preserve. She had mentioned this plant and I decided to get seeds for her. Well, several weeks later, I went to the preserve and she had at least a dozen small plants, ready to sell. She gave me one, it's doing great. The seeds are viable and will sprout if you know what you're doing, LOL!