How To Grow Roselle Hibiscus From Seed || How To Scarify Seeds

[@Mazianali]

So extremely grateful for your video! As I too just received my seeds from the same company as well. I sat in solitude along with you to the lovely background music and scarified my seeds as well. THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!

[@SerenityHillFarmstead]

You’re welcome!! Good luck with your growing season!

[@1175drh]

Thanks for the video. I followed your instructions and the seeds sprouted in 1 day. I did use a finger nail clippers which worked great to scarily. Thanks again!!

[@SerenityHillFarmstead]

That’s great!!!

[@sharonmckee2403]

I received some Roselle hibiscus tape seed from Hoss tools. I’ve never used seed tape before. It’s hot here in Mississippi…. Wonder if I should wait until next spring… what do you think?

[@SerenityHillFarmstead]

Roselle needs a very long growing period. It’s hardy to zone 9 and will be perennial in zones 9+. If you start it now, you will be able to get it transplanted fine, but you will not have a harvest this year. But next year it’ll already be established and ready to go for spring. If it were me, I would go for it!