This southern gal fell in love with Sorrel at a young age visiting family up North during the holidays. I’ve had a few cultures versions Trinidadian, Jamaican, Mexican and Senegalese. All delicious! I’m currently growing a plant for the 1st time
I am growing roselle this year. We had the calyx from this variety very early. I have been drying them mainly for tea and I love it. I want to grow alot next year. Thanks for sharing!
@@027Star SO good.... AND effective. I don't get a long enough season for a substantial harvest of calyxes, but I grow several of them every year to stock up on the leaves!! I went to your page to answer because IDK what kind of audience is in this space (and I reserve sharing sustainable knowledge except with *genuine* folks), but your comments are disabled, so I'll do a video on it rather than share details here and I'll tap your shoulder & let you know when it's posted (probably in a week or two) because since utube doesn't like that I share *ACTUAL* knowledge with MyTribe, I can prettymuch guarantee that they likely won't give you notifications for My uploads, lol..... My content *STAYS* shaddowed 😅😂🤣
Hey Lovenotes It will begin to bloom as the days shorten, Calyces will ready for harvest in October or November• in zones 9-10 . Cooler zones maybe Late September Thank you so much for watching
I love hibiscus tea. Such great 👍🏼 formation Dan. I bet if you steamed fish in parchment paper and added the hibiscus leaves, it would hold in all of the flavor and turn a pretty color. A chef once taught me to cook fish in parchment paper and I loved it.
The recipe using the leaves with fish sounds very interesting ... will definitely try it The chef is right ... I do cook trout in parchment paper Thank you so much
Greatness Wednesday Brother Titus Thank you so much ..People might be growing a little bored with the usual apples, grapes, lettuce, and broccoli commonly found in stores. Wanted to open there eyes/mind and give something new a try. Thank you so much
Now that you mentioned about having Roselle tea in Jamaica I am hoping I get my little plant going and then I will send some Calyxes to my former bosses. They were English Jamaicans and used to love finding Scotch bonnets growing as a decorative plants in Boca Raton, where I used to be a Bridal Consultant for their Bridal business. I know they would be so grateful for the roselle. Sweet people and great to work for too.I missed what you feed to that Roselle it is huge Dan!
Its a popular plant in Northeastern India, used for the production of bast fibre and as an infusion, in which it may be known as carcade Roselle is thriving industry in India: In fact, the country is the fourth largest exporter of roselle plant parts to Germany and the fifth largest exporter of plant parts to the US for the nation’s thriving tea companies Check it out ... Thank you so much for watching
Its a lot better than Cranberry ... More of a sweet back end taste ... My kids love picking and eating the calyces. Thank you so much for watching Have a great day
Sorrell sounds so versatile...I've never tried it before. You can tell this plant is very close to your heart. Thanks for educating, have a wonderful day 🌺
We have a bag of dried sorrel, not that we grew, but that we got from family, and we have to make some sorrel drink soon. My wife definitely had it growing up. We haven't been back to Jamaica for a while, but I know you aren't kidding about the popularity. Great video as always!
Thank you so much! When I made this video, it was a chop-and-drop process. However, now that I have rabbits and chickens, I can use the mature compost.
Love learning about plants! Thanks Dan! You are lucky to be able to grow lots of tropicals! I’m getting a greenhouse someday and growing my tropicals. This sounds so healthy! It’s pretty too. Have an awesome day!
Thank You for this video Dan. I placed an order🥰 I’ve had Sorrel during a vacation several years ago and I’ve always wanted to make my own. Thank You So Much💯
Thank you so much ... Nothing better than growing your own ... Remember when making the drink add some of your homegrown ginger Have a wonderful Wednesday
Good morning brother Dan. I really enjoyed the video very informative, I’m gonna order some of those Roselle seeds there, so I can grow some this spring in my garden.
Wow your Roselle is flowering early... I actually don’t have any growing this season. Room is hard to come by in my food forest.. but I do need to find a spot for some. I really enjoy it as a refreshing drink
It starts pushing fruit in April,.. really surprise when I saw it ...Some strange weather patterns may have caused it ... I know ... always looking for space to add something new ..
Very informative. That has a ton of uses, very versatile. Has a lot of vitamins. Have you made it into powder? Maybe add that into smoothies too. Use the powder as a rub for the fish. Just throwing out ideas. 😁 Thanks for the informative video.
Hey Brother Rob ... Great Wednesday to you and Family Key for colder states 6-8 weeks before the last frost. When seedlings are 4-5 inches high, transplant them into a spot in the garden that gets full sun. Plenty of Sun.. no shade
Wow make sense that it’s used instead of cranberries. Looove sorrel usually only have it at Christmas I like mine with loads of Wray&nephew . I like he tea too but have only ever had the bag one,
I bought a whole bunch of seeds from MIgardener and they all sprouted and started strong but I'm thinking I should be buying seeds meant for my South Florida zone Andy advice on that?
Key things when starting roselle from seed indoors 6-8 weeks before the last frost. When seedlings are 3-4 inches high, transplant them into a spot in the garden that gets full sun.
Lots of really great info ! It's sounds like a awesome plant to have with all the uses . I didn't know could grow it up North . Thanks for sharing this with us !
Hi Dan thanks so much for the seeds, I love hibiscus tea and sorrel. I planted 3 and gifted one to my mom. I’m using grow bags, but my mom has more space, so her’s is in ground. Great video, going to move mine to an area of the yard that gets more sun. Take care
You can start the seeds indoors 6-8 weeks before the last frost. When seedlings are 3-4 inches high, transplant them into a spot in the garden that gets full sun.( no shade) The leaves are really good .. Makes a good pepper Jam .. Sweet-tart flavor
Dan Permaculture Food Forest I’m definitely starting seeds in 2021 to get a better jump in the garden.. I bought all my plants this year and my harvest are very small compared to last
Such a beautiful fruit the roselles callus. I wonder how well it could do in zone 7. I'd like to try.. so many benefits and uses. Very informative video 👍
I am also in zone 7B specifically and am growing this next year. But I'm wondering how big the plant will grow in 7B so I can plan enough space for it in my raised beds. I'm also starting them indoors.
You will get lots of flowers as the day shortens ... Calyces will ready for harvest in October or November• in zones 9-10 . Cooler zones maybe Late September
I love the plants but couldn't grow them here Dan, tried last Summer, only got to a foot tall. Just not warm enough here and the season is too short 😣😣
In cooler climates like yours start roselle from seed indoors 6-8 weeks before the last frost. When seedlings are 3-4 inches high, transplant them into a spot in the garden that gets full Sun.. seen it grow as far as Zone 6 in the states. You are growing lots of tropicals Thank you ...
That’s to you I know that the leaves could be eaten and the roots. Growing up all I knew about was the drink for Christmas. Hearing you say you don’t want to eat no bugs reminds me of my cousins daughter, you can never get her to eat green leaves vegetables, she said she doesn’t want to eat the bugs🤣
Dan, I thought I was subscribed. I selected this video and was like WHAT! Not subscribed to Dan’s channel, what’s going on! I have to try to grow it again my seeds didn’t germinate. I’ll try to germinate it in the house now and over winter or perhaps wait until January and start in the house. I enjoyed the video.😊🌱
Welcome back!😀 .. It happens to me with a few channels ... start the seed indoors 6-8 weeks before the last frost. Thank you so much Have a great evening
🤔sorrel and ginger sounds delicious! I have ginger ready for picking now but the sorrel is still very young. I can imagine how potent that drink would be to harvest both fresh from the garden.
My roselle is just now fruiting but my climate is about to play out (7b) - can the calyxes be harvested before blooming to use for tea? Are the health benefits compromised? Love your accent!
Hey Deniser , Thank you for checking out the video The calyxes do need to push blooms before harvest .. -5-7 days after the blooms you can harvest are you growing the plants in containers ?
@@Danfoodforest sadly no - and frost is coming soon. Next year I’ll plant earlier to avoid this. I went ahead and picked a mix of pre and post bloom. I figured even weak benefits were better than none. Leaving some for seed.
Oh my goodness, I am swimming in zucchini. I am making fritters, bread, everything. Sorrel is really good in chicken. I don't think we can get the cranberry hibiscus in my neck of the woods.
Zucchini is a prolific producer... Will be growing a few plants next month If you get 2 months of Summers in the high 80s ... you will be able to grow it .. ( Roselle/Cranberry Hibiscus ) Thank you so much
I decided to try growing roselle in a 17 gallon pot. I think I may have planted too many seeds in there. The plants are short and are just now starting to flower. I planted two different kinds. One is called Thai Red Roselle and the other St. Kitt & Nevis Roselle. I don’t know if there is a difference or if this is just where the seeds originated.
It grows pretty wide and tall too .. There are different varieties .. I think the difference is the size of the calyces Do you have more of the Thai Red Roselle seeds ? Thanks for watching ... Have a good evening
Dan Permaculture Food Forest unfortunately, I planted both packages of seeds. That’s why I believe I have too many in the pot. LOL. Here is where I got them. Southern Exposure Seed Exchange P.O. Box 460 Mineral, Virginia 23117 gardens@southernexposure.com
Sorry if I have missed any of your videos I will do my up most best guys to mack sure I dont miss any just with so much work been a bit behind but will have a full catch up sorry buddy your brother tyson fury 2252
i have mine in pots cause i intended to sell.. and one has started budding brother. i live in central fl also man lmk if you wanna trade i got exotic fruit trees
This southern gal fell in love with Sorrel at a young age visiting family up North during the holidays. I’ve had a few cultures versions Trinidadian, Jamaican, Mexican and Senegalese. All delicious! I’m currently growing a plant for the 1st time
That's awesome ... it always been a favorite drink as a kid
Thank you so much
Have a nice day.
I’m ready to order me some seeds and try to grow a plant
I am growing roselle this year. We had the calyx from this variety very early. I have been drying them mainly for tea and I love it. I want to grow alot next year. Thanks for sharing!
I drink it DAILY.
I was TODAY years old when I learned the LEAVES were edible!!! I appreciate this video!
Yes .. The leaves are edible .. great in salads , Thank you so much and A Big Welcome to the channel
Are they good, and how do you prepare the leaves?
@@027Star
SO good.... AND effective.
I don't get a long enough season for a substantial harvest of calyxes, but I grow several of them every year to stock up on the leaves!!
I went to your page to answer because IDK what kind of audience is in this space (and I reserve sharing sustainable knowledge except with *genuine* folks), but your comments are disabled, so I'll do a video on it rather than share details here and I'll tap your shoulder & let you know when it's posted (probably in a week or two) because since utube doesn't like that I share *ACTUAL* knowledge with MyTribe, I can prettymuch guarantee that they likely won't give you notifications for My uploads, lol..... My content *STAYS* shaddowed 😅😂🤣
Australia too Dan outback and Aboriginal women love to make jam and it is prevalent on roadsides in the top end❤
Thank you for the education on this plant.
It grows well here in Australia too. We call it Rosella. Rosella jam is highly prized. Much blessings my friend :)
I know ... Awesome shrub .. The Jam is delicious
Thank you so much
I'm growing Rosele- Jamaican Sorrel she's wide and tall ,but no calasus yet . I needed this video
Hey Lovenotes
It will begin to bloom as the days shorten, Calyces will ready for harvest in October or November• in zones 9-10 . Cooler zones maybe Late September
Thank you so much for watching
One flower showed up the next day, and today it was closed and off the plant. A funny looking closed claw was there
I love hibiscus tea. Such great 👍🏼 formation Dan. I bet if you steamed fish in parchment paper and added the hibiscus leaves, it would hold in all of the flavor and turn a pretty color. A chef once taught me to cook fish in parchment paper and I loved it.
The recipe using the leaves with fish sounds very interesting ... will definitely try it
The chef is right ... I do cook trout in parchment paper
Thank you so much
Can't beat Sorrel, such a refreshing drink
Yes ,it is ..Thank you
Hey Dan good morning, that is what I love about your channel. I always get introduced to a plant that I haven't heard of before or seen before.
Greatness Wednesday Brother Titus
Thank you so much ..People might be growing a little bored with the usual apples, grapes, lettuce, and broccoli commonly found in stores. Wanted to open there eyes/mind and give something new a try.
Thank you so much
Now that you mentioned about having Roselle tea in Jamaica I am hoping I get my little plant going and then I will send some Calyxes to my former bosses. They were English Jamaicans and used to love finding Scotch bonnets growing as a decorative plants in Boca Raton, where I used to be a Bridal Consultant for their Bridal business. I know they would be so grateful for the roselle. Sweet people and great to work for too.I missed what you feed to that Roselle it is huge Dan!
Ohhh sorrel shandy!!! Yum! Your voice is very soothing. I made a sour soup with the leaves. Growing a bunch now.
Jamaican Sorral is a new plant for me. It is good to learn about new plants, Good sharing
Its a popular plant in Northeastern India, used for the production of bast fibre and as an infusion, in which it may be known as carcade
Roselle is thriving industry in India: In fact, the country is the fourth largest exporter of roselle plant parts to Germany and the fifth largest exporter of plant parts to the US for the nation’s thriving tea companies
Check it out ...
Thank you so much for watching
Beautiful farm you got. I enjoyed watching you harvest pineapples on instagram feed
Thank you very much
Such a beautiful plant. Reminds me of cranberry juice. Tart wise. Thanks for sharing
Its a lot better than Cranberry ... More of a sweet back end taste ... My kids love picking and eating the calyces.
Thank you so much for watching
Have a great day
I just planted a few seeds. I have an abundance of it's cousin, the Cranberry Hibiscus. I really enjoy both.
Yes ... Im growing both ... amazing plants
Thank you so much
Sorrell sounds so versatile...I've never tried it before. You can tell this plant is very close to your heart.
Thanks for educating, have a wonderful day 🌺
Yes ... It's grown worldwide .. may have a different name ( CHAY-E TORSH)
One of my favorite plants in the garden
Thank you so much
Have a great day
We have a bag of dried sorrel, not that we grew, but that we got from family, and we have to make some sorrel drink soon. My wife definitely had it growing up. We haven't been back to Jamaica for a while, but I know you aren't kidding about the popularity. Great video as always!
Remember to add some grated ginger ..
Thank you so much
@@Danfoodforest We will make it happen! We drink a lot of ginger tea anyway as well. So helpful and delicious!
I watched all of your videos on roselle and your plants are very productive what fertilizer do you use?
Thank you so much! When I made this video, it was a chop-and-drop process. However, now that I have rabbits and chickens, I can use the mature compost.
Very nice and informational video. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and wisdom. Happy gardening 🌱🌱🌱
Thanks for sharing your Jamaican Sorrell tips 🤩!
Thank you
Sorrel I love it one of my favorite drink really médical bénéficie thanks for sharing this awesome upload on this really amazing 👌
Me too bro
Thank you
Very nice. I plan to cultivate sorrell in South Carolina for some restaurants.
Awesome.. Very productive plant
Thanks for watching
Awesome video i think our country weather easy to grow roselle but good to know the benefits anyway liked 37 thanks for sharing with us
Hey Brother Jason
Have a great day.
Hi Dan liked the way you ate leaves plucking from the plant. Nice info and thanks for informing about Roselle benefits
Sorrel.. Yes I would love some right now.. nice share 💝
Just harvested my crop here in fl.
Ok cool ... Me too
Thank you so much for watching
Love learning about plants! Thanks Dan! You are lucky to be able to grow lots of tropicals! I’m getting a greenhouse someday and growing my tropicals. This sounds so healthy! It’s pretty too. Have an awesome day!
The great part of Growing Roselle, it can be grown as an Annual in most States
Dan Permaculture Food Forest oh nice! Did you say that in the video? I missed it. Thanks for telling me.
@@Bellavanacoffee Yes ... Thanks
This video was very informative.👍🏼🇯🇲💯
Thank you so much ...
Very informative video your plants look very healthy.
Thank you so much ...
Have a great day
Thanks for the education on this plant ! !
Thank you brother Ron
Thank You for this video Dan. I placed an order🥰 I’ve had Sorrel during a vacation several years ago and I’ve always wanted to make my own. Thank You So Much💯
Thank you so much ... Nothing better than growing your own ... Remember when making the drink add some of your homegrown ginger
Have a wonderful Wednesday
Super beneficial plant for sure Mr D, thank ya for all the information on this one sir!! Y'all have a good Wednesday!! Dan
Thank you Dan
Have a great evening
Good morning brother Dan. I really enjoyed the video very informative, I’m gonna order some of those Roselle seeds there, so I can grow some this spring in my garden.
I always enjoy hanging out with you in your garden and you do such a beautiful job your info is very 🆒 thanks for sharing with us☺☺💚💚
Happy Wednesday
Thank you so much
Wow your Roselle is flowering early... I actually don’t have any growing this season. Room is hard to come by in my food forest.. but I do need to find a spot for some. I really enjoy it as a refreshing drink
I do have a lot of the cranberry roselle all over because it reseeded itself but not the calyx roselle for some reason
It starts pushing fruit in April,.. really surprise when I saw it ...Some strange weather patterns may have caused it ...
I know ... always looking for space to add something new ..
Thank you so much for All Your Research on This Delicious Plant I love Them.. Thanks for sharing 🌺
Thank you Ms Linda ... Love sharing what I have learned.
Have a beautiful rest of the day 🌻
Very informative. That has a ton of uses, very versatile. Has a lot of vitamins. Have you made it into powder? Maybe add that into smoothies too. Use the powder as a rub for the fish. Just throwing out ideas. 😁 Thanks for the informative video.
I dont believe I am familiar with this plant. Very good information. Awesome video!
This is one, you can grow in the desert for sure
Check it out.
Thank you Cindy
Just had some tea:)
Awesome..
Thanks Dan for the information, it was very helpful!
Thank you for watching ... wishing you a good day
Such a beautiful plant with medicinal components to it. I've never heard of it but it is interesting! I love drinking natural teas.
Pack with medicinal benefits ..
Thank you Bossy
Great video my friend 👍
Thank you John ... Have a great time your fishing trip
😀Hello. Your video is very good.
Nice to meet you. Wish you health, happiness, success in life.🧡💛💚👍
I appreciate your support
Oh I've missed you my friend, so much to catch up on. 🤗💋
Thank you Joy ... Have a Nice evening
Definitely a very informative video, Brother Dan. We are going to keep trying to grow roselle until we get it right.
Take care and stay safe,
Rob
Hey Brother Rob ... Great Wednesday to you and Family
Key for colder states 6-8 weeks before the last frost.
When seedlings are 4-5 inches high, transplant them into a spot in the garden that gets full sun.
Plenty of Sun.. no shade
Thank you. I'm trying again in 2021, Brother Dan! Putting them in the big green keyhole beds.
Wow make sense that it’s used instead of cranberries. Looove sorrel usually only have it at Christmas I like mine with loads of Wray&nephew . I like he tea too but have only ever had the bag one,
I can drink Sorrel 365 days of the year ... hahahah
Thank you
Dan Permaculture Food Forest me too if it was readily available
I just put this on my list of things to get for my garden turning food forest LOL so I really enjoyed this video thanks for sharing this topic.
I bought a whole bunch of seeds from MIgardener and they all sprouted and started strong but I'm thinking I should be buying seeds meant for my South Florida zone Andy advice on that?
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for watching
Wow awesome share love it 😍 very healthy 🥰and exotic 67th 👍🏻done my dearest brother Take care 🥰🥰❤️
I'm going to do some reading on this and try to grow it next year, Thank you fir the information, excellent video
Key things when starting roselle from seed indoors 6-8 weeks before the last frost. When seedlings are 3-4 inches high, transplant them into a spot in the garden that gets full sun.
@@Danfoodforest so they are annuals, you need to start them each year? I thought it was a bush!
@@denisesorchidparadise1411 They are annual in colder zones ... Biennial plant in warmer zones
Goodluck brother and stay safe I'm your new friend here stay con
I appreciate your support
Lots of really great info ! It's sounds like a awesome plant to have with all the uses . I didn't know could grow it up North . Thanks for sharing this with us !
Yes .... it grows as far north as zone 6... Need at least 2 months of direct summer sun ...
Thank you Aaric ...
Great information I needed and thank you for the seeds again.. have a great day bro
Great sharing dear friend...New friend here... stay connected friend 🙏
Hi Dan thanks so much for the seeds, I love hibiscus tea and sorrel. I planted 3 and gifted one to my mom. I’m using grow bags, but my mom has more space, so her’s is in ground. Great video, going to move mine to an area of the yard that gets more sun. Take care
You are most welcome .. The tea is amazing ...
Thank you so much ...
Great info Dan...love love the benefits and sounds like a tea would be great as well as eaten straight..thank you stay well
Pack with medicinal l benefits .. They take 3 to 5 months to mature/Harvest ... and the leaves are great in a salad
Thank you Ms Tammy
Blessings
I love it I planted it last year but planting even more this year. Thanks for sharing Dan
What a interesting plant and my considering growing for the leaves in salads, tea and it’s medicinal properties ! Good stuff Dan!
You can start the seeds indoors 6-8 weeks before the last frost. When seedlings are 3-4 inches high, transplant them into a spot in the garden that gets full sun.( no shade)
The leaves are really good .. Makes a good pepper Jam .. Sweet-tart flavor
Dan Permaculture Food Forest I’m definitely starting seeds in 2021 to get a better jump in the garden.. I bought all my plants this year and my harvest are very small compared to last
I love it! I call it nature’s healthy kool-aid.🤣. I have one in a container that I’m hoping comes back from the winter plus some seedlings
One of my favorite drink
It should reseeds ..if not plant more seeds
Thank you
Such a beautiful fruit the roselles callus. I wonder how well it could do in zone 7. I'd like to try.. so many benefits and uses. Very informative video 👍
Will grow perfectly ok as an annual ....start roselle from seed indoors 6-8 weeks before the last frost.
I am also in zone 7B specifically and am growing this next year. But I'm wondering how big the plant will grow in 7B so I can plan enough space for it in my raised beds. I'm also starting them indoors.
I just looked at mine yesterday morning and it has tiny fruit, dont know why but i'll take it!
You will get lots of flowers as the day shortens ... Calyces will ready for harvest in October or November• in zones 9-10 . Cooler zones maybe Late September
Are you of Jamaican descendant? Think I hear a Jamaican accent
Nuff love
Hi
Thank you so much
I didn’t know they use that for cranberry sauce. that does sound good in a martini! Cheers buddy!
Cranberry sauce ... Beer .. Wines .. Everything bro
Thanks for watching
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Awesome! I love this stuff :)
Thank you so much
@@Danfoodforest your welcome
I love the plants but couldn't grow them here Dan, tried last Summer, only got to a foot tall. Just not warm enough here and the season is too short 😣😣
In cooler climates like yours start roselle from seed indoors 6-8 weeks before the last frost. When seedlings are 3-4 inches high, transplant them into a spot in the garden that gets full Sun.. seen it grow as far as Zone 6 in the states. You are growing lots of tropicals
Thank you ...
That’s to you I know that the leaves could be eaten and the roots. Growing up all I knew about was the drink for Christmas.
Hearing you say you don’t want to eat no bugs reminds me of my cousins daughter, you can never get her to eat green leaves vegetables, she said she doesn’t want to eat the bugs🤣
Great job my friend. I wonder if the roots would make a good tea?
Interesting ... they do crush the root in powder form I appreciate your support
Dan, I thought I was subscribed. I selected this video and was like WHAT! Not subscribed to Dan’s channel, what’s going on! I have to try to grow it again my seeds didn’t germinate. I’ll try to germinate it in the house now and over winter or perhaps wait until January and start in the house. I enjoyed the video.😊🌱
Welcome back!😀 .. It happens to me with a few channels ... start the seed indoors 6-8 weeks before the last frost.
Thank you so much
Have a great evening
Dan Permaculture Food Forest thank you for the advice. I’ll do that. Have a wonderful evening.😊🌱
How long does it take roselle to flower ?
Roselle is day-length sensitive”, the light cycle affects when the plant will bloom. .. shorter days you will start to seeing flowers
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I appreciate your support
do you know about the red roselle? its like roselle but with red leaves.
I want to do this work and I am happy to do it together with Ethiopia
Dan im addicted to Sorrel juice i drink it every week with ginger maybe i need to grow my own as well . i blend my ginger to put in it.
🤔sorrel and ginger sounds delicious! I have ginger ready for picking now but the sorrel is still very young. I can imagine how potent that drink would be to harvest both fresh from the garden.
My roselle is just now fruiting but my climate is about to play out (7b) - can the calyxes be harvested before blooming to use for tea? Are the health benefits compromised? Love your accent!
Hey Deniser , Thank you for checking out the video
The calyxes do need to push blooms before harvest .. -5-7 days after the blooms you can harvest
are you growing the plants in containers ?
@@Danfoodforest sadly no - and frost is coming soon. Next year I’ll plant earlier to avoid this. I went ahead and picked a mix of pre and post bloom. I figured even weak benefits were better than none. Leaving some for seed.
How do you get the seeds
www.etsy.com/shop/FoodForestSeeds?ref=seller-platform-mcnav
@@Danfoodforest Thank you. I live in NY I wonder if they will grow in the summer
@@nicolahibbert9062 yes it will .. start the seeds indoor mid - February .. and transplant outdoors late Spring ( temperature 70)
Oh my goodness, I am swimming in zucchini. I am making fritters, bread, everything. Sorrel is really good in chicken. I don't think we can get the cranberry hibiscus in my neck of the woods.
Zucchini is a prolific producer... Will be growing a few plants next month
If you get 2 months of Summers in the high 80s ... you will be able to grow it .. ( Roselle/Cranberry Hibiscus )
Thank you so much
I decided to try growing roselle in a 17 gallon pot. I think I may have planted too many seeds in there. The plants are short and are just now starting to flower. I planted two different kinds. One is called Thai Red Roselle and the other St. Kitt & Nevis Roselle. I don’t know if there is a difference or if this is just where the seeds originated.
It grows pretty wide and tall too .. There are different varieties .. I think the difference is the size of the calyces
Do you have more of the Thai Red Roselle seeds ?
Thanks for watching ... Have a good evening
Dan Permaculture Food Forest unfortunately, I planted both packages of seeds. That’s why I believe I have too many in the pot. LOL. Here is where I got them.
Southern Exposure Seed Exchange
P.O. Box 460
Mineral, Virginia 23117
gardens@southernexposure.com
Where can I get the seeds to plant? I am up North.
I will have seeds in my Etsy store in November www.etsy.com/shop/DanfoodforestSeeds?ref=seller-platform-mcnav
@@Danfoodforest Thanks, will be look at your store.
@@moniquemonica695 We just ran out of seeds in the store ...
@@Danfoodforest You said You would have November? I can wait. I can't plant now.
@@moniquemonica695 Yes ...
🤔🤗🌍
Thank you
We want seeds plase sand
Sorry if I have missed any of your videos I will do my up most best guys to mack sure I dont miss any just with so much work been a bit behind but will have a full catch up sorry buddy your brother tyson fury 2252
i have mine in pots cause i intended to sell.. and one has started budding brother. i live in central fl also man lmk if you wanna trade i got exotic fruit trees
Why can't we buy seeds I. The US? That is weird!! I understand if California but SE US?
I want to do this work and I am happy to do it together with Ethiopia