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I grow Rosella and have 5 bushes. There are about 1 Year old. I had one good harvest. The second harvest I found that inside the Calyx was little insects I believed there where some thought of lice. I sprayed them with some Vinegar water since that helped many times before. But now the whole Rosella fruit falls of when I only came close it.
What is it precisely what they want and how many years will I have them bushes.
I grow Rosella and have 5 bushes. There are about 1 Year old. I had one good harvest. The second harvest I found that inside the Calyx was little insects I believed there where some thought of lice. I sprayed them with some Vinegar water since that helped many times before. But now the whole Rosella fruit falls of when I only came close it.
What is it precisely what they want and how many years will I have them bushes.
tanja
Whitsundays
24th August 2007
bob knight says...
hi tanja, thanks for your reply to my problem. in response to your problem of fruit drop, i believe it is from inconsistent watering. here in brisbane i only get one season from my bushes with three good harvests. your weather maybe more forgiving. also check the base of your trees for colar rot and if it is there you may have to replace your bushes. regards bob knight
hi tanja, thanks for your reply to my problem. in response to your problem of fruit drop, i believe it is from inconsistent watering. here in brisbane i only get one season from my bushes with three good harvests. your weather maybe more forgiving. also check the base of your trees for colar rot and if it is there you may have to replace your bushes. regards bob knight
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Kishore says...
Is sour greens/sorrel greens grown in Australia? If so, does anybody know where can I buy the seeds/plans?
Details of the plant are
Botanical name: Hibiscus cannabinus belongs to Roselle family.
sorrel greens/ sour greens
It's used extensively in south-indian cuisine and key feature is its leaves taste lemoney and tangy.
It gives delicious flavour to meat (Lamb/goat) , Lentils or even tastes great, just as a pickle.
I have added pictures how it looks. (These are pictures taken of the plant in India)
I would love if someone can find me any seeds.
Is sour greens/sorrel greens grown in Australia? If so, does anybody know where can I buy the seeds/plans?
Details of the plant are
Botanical name: Hibiscus cannabinus belongs to Roselle family.
sorrel greens/ sour greens
It's used extensively in south-indian cuisine and key feature is its leaves taste lemoney and tangy.
It gives delicious flavour to meat (Lamb/goat) , Lentils or even tastes great, just as a pickle.
I have added pictures how it looks. (These are pictures taken of the plant in India)
I would love if someone can find me any seeds.
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