Fresh Roselle Seeds Hibiscus sabdariffa Seeds Luosheng Flower Seeds for Growing,China price supplier

Fresh Roselle Seeds Hibiscus sabdariffa Seeds Luosheng Flower Seeds for Growing

 Hibiscus sabdariffa
 Also known as roselle, red sorrel, Jamaican sorrel, sour-sour and Florida cranberry
Hardy to Zone 10
Tropical paradises lush with colorful plant life are typically associated with hibiscus, a flower prized for its striking good looks. But did you know that this exotic plant's utility extends far beyond its beauty? Hibiscus is a medicinal herb that has the potential to naturally lower blood pressure.
With about 200 species and more than 5,000 hybrids associated with the genus, hibiscus can be had in a rainbow of colors. One common hibiscus, Hibiscus sabdariffa, is most often grown in warm temperate regions for its vibrant bell-shaped flowers. It can reach up to 8 feet in height and features crimson stems, lobed leaves with red veins, pale yellow flowers and a large red calyx. The calyx (a whorl of sepals), is largely responsible for hibiscus' spicy flavor.

Hibiscus Health Benefits
In the kitchen, hibiscus is delicious when tossed into fruit salads, used to garnish ice cream, thrown into tart and pie fillings, and blended into jams and jellies. This nutritious plant even makes up a popular side dish when served with ground peanuts in regions of Africa. When steeped into an infusion, it's transformed into a tart-tasting tea that is loaded with antioxidants and vitamin C. This tea is often sipped to relieve coughs and treat colds; it is also highly regarded as an appetite suppressant, a diuretic, a hangover reliever and a circulation booster. However, its most valuable benefit may be in its role for cardiovascular health.