Growing Rosella, also Queensland Jam Plant, Roselle

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08 Jan 11 dino (Australia - sub-tropical climate)
My Rosella is not growing well at all, they are in a pot and were grown from seed. they have been in for 6 weeks and are only about 6 inches high. Any tips?
23 Apr 11 Daf (Australia - sub-tropical climate)
Rosella fruit is best grow in soil in ur garden. As it can grow to 2 metres its restricted in a pot. Ive got bout 30 plants on the property and have just harvested the first lot of fruits. Its a great annual and this year I will sell most of it dried to make into a delicious drink. Lovely member of the Hibiscus!
12 Aug 11 Lynn Thomson (Australia - sub-tropical climate)
Hi Barbara, this is a year after your original comment, but if you are still there, amy I please have your cordial recipe. Thanks Lynn T Qld
12 Aug 11 Lynn Thomson (Australia - sub-tropical climate)
Hi there Daf, May I please have your recipe for the rosella drink, and any other recipies you may have for them. I am new at the rosella thing and eagerly seek any information. Thanks Lynn T Qld
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