@SracoJackson thank you. The paper towel does have its drawbacks. If it's not ventilated, it'll get mouldy.

@@LouiseLLee Thank you!! It's so fun naming them.

@@urbanbackyardcontainergardenin You should! It's a great plant to grow. Let me know if you give it a try!

ps fantastic video thanks so much for taking the time!!!

@@twobabka That's awesome! I hope you have a great harvest!

@@twobabka thank you so much!

@@brimelowfarmbychon3329 Thank you!

@@gardeningwithstaceyJamaica Thank you so much. The ginger 🫚 almost took me out!

@jannettemurray808 I did! Wray and his Nephew plus some Red Label Wine!!! 😅🤣🫠🫠

@Darklightflash-z8j Ohhh, you should definitely try it then. If you drink beer, there's even a sorrel flavoured beer made by Red Stripe. It's delicious.

@sandyblue4144 Awesome!!! I hope you'll get a bountiful harvest. I've heard of zobo, I wonder if the Jamaican version is made similar to yours.

@MrHedwighoog Honestly, I don't remember. It may be Tuscan Blue. It's been a while since I got it as a seedling.

@@myhomeandgardenchanneldwel7777 Thank you so much!!!

@@ladysouldja I hope you'll get the chance to try it someday.

@wayneduarte This is the 1st time I've heard about this. Thank you for commenting so that I can research and learn about this healing practice .

Thanks for stopping by. Yes we all know planting it in the ground is a better option. This is just an experiment, trying different ways to do things. If someone doesn't have the space or time to "stick it in the ground" They can try this and see if it works for them. Plus it's fun to watch the roots grow until we need to stick them in the ground.... (I'm responding based on the google translation of your comment)

@Mrdimorphodon Yeah, it has that mix of flavours. Did you enjoy it?

@@SmartGirlGardening yes

@sebastiamsanchez624 Oh, that sounds delicious! I'll try it with Tajín if I can find some.

@@dagoodbrotherslandscaping8098 Oh Vi! This is my 1st time hearing it called this.

@@fish_finger not really? It adds a little savory taste. The ripe ones are sweet on their own.

@Nova20-l3r Oh nice! Since it's called Golden Plum, do you mostly eat it when it's ripe?

@SmartGirlGardening we don't actually,,it's mostly consume when green.... they would sell at the side of the road, markets etc...they are amazing snacks, you'd find them mostly everywhere here in Belize...

How can I get some seeds to grow it in Uganda? It is delicious.

@damalikaamuli7154 I'm not sure. Most countries won't allow seeds in. You may need to check your local agricultural place.

@fauziasheikh8477 Oh wow! This is the first time I've heard it called this.

@@bulkyspark2413 I've heard it called zobo but not Fulery.

@@faebalina7786 Awesome!!!! Will you make some?

@@SmartGirlGardening yes hopefully but just have to source dried hibiscus 🌺

@faebalina7786 oh great!

Oh nice! Have you seen the other colours too? Like the blue ones?

Oh nice! I wish I had the space for cabbages. do you have a small space or a plot?

@@SmartGirlGardening 4800 yen per year for 5 meters by 4 meters,

@@kojiikokoaka_jun34 wow! I've heard about these but didn't know the actual cost. Might check it out,

@@SmartGirlGardening you can ask at your local city hall

@@kojiikokoaka_jun34 Thanks! I'll go get some info. from them.

Oh wow! We call it "shame old lady" in Jamaica.

Oh dang!!!

It started off indoors, neat my balcony doors so it still got some indirect sun.

@@freddydon6120 😩😩😩 I hope you get some male flowers soon.

@@freddydon6120 I was lucky, turns out they are self-pollinating so no male buds. All the female buds are growing into some nice cucumbers. Give it time. The male buds will come. Some balanced fertilizer may help.

@@JustMe-hg5bq that's true. I've used brushes and even cotton swabs before. The plant has a lot of flowers I only remove 1 to increase efficiency.

Thank you! I can't wait!

If you leave the carrot in the ground to get old, it will eventually bolt and produce a flower with seeds inside. Once the flower dries you harvest the seeds.