My roselle bloomed!
By shaqziad1610
@shaqziad1610 (506)
Malaysia
December 2, 2018 9:53am CST
Well, I have been planning to tell everyone that my roselle bloomed in early November but I have been too busy with work and life.
A month passed, but the trees still produced flowers.
I boiled some syrup out of it, and dried the rest for tea.
They really quench your thirst on hot sunny day, the ice-cold drink made from diluted roselle syrup.
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4 responses
@shaqziad1610 (506)
• Malaysia
2 Dec 18
Well, my father had been planting it for as long as I can remember, but this is the first time I plant it myself. So glad it turned out great.
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@sofssu (23662)
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3 Dec 18
@shaqziad1610 Darn i thought you were talking about roses.. i haven't made roselle syrup either.. They haven't bloomed in a couple of years now for me.
@shaqziad1610 (506)
• Malaysia
4 Dec 18
@sofssu I see. Sorry if I am misleading.
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@DAMARWULAN303 (643)
• Surabaya, Indonesia
2 Dec 18
it looks very suitable for relieving thirst
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@shaqziad1610 (506)
• Malaysia
4 Dec 18
You did? How did you use it? I either made drinks or eat it with lempeng.
