'Hibiscus Hawaiian Sunset'

@Shavkat (138666)

Philippines

November 13, 2021 7:21am CST

It looks like large eye-catching blooms that resemble the color of a sunset. This is a new type of hibiscus that I found from my neighbor's fence. The triplets have different shades, such as orange, lavender, peach, or yellow. I also shared before that it can be used for jams. However, some people claimed that they should be consumed in excess. Have you seen this before? Do they look so pretty?

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@sinari (4997)

• Indonesia

15 Nov 21

The color of this hibiscus flower is very beautiful. I love seeing it.

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@Shavkat (138666)

• Philippines

16 Nov 21

I am glad that you like the shade of it.

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@Shavkat (138666)

• Philippines

16 Nov 21

@sinari I am sure this kind of hibiscus can be found in your country, too.

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@sinari (4997)

• Indonesia

16 Nov 21

@Shavkat Yes, I really like seeing this hibiscus flower color combination.

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@cabuyogty (2862)

• Philippines

13 Nov 21

I haven't seen them before . This flowers look beautiful :)

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@Shavkat (138666)

• Philippines

13 Nov 21

Due to this pandemic, I started to be a walker every day and found some new things like this.

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@Shavkat (138666)

• Philippines

14 Nov 21

@cabuyogty Indeed. It was one of the best for living in Baguio City.

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@cabuyogty (2862)

• Philippines

14 Nov 21

@Shavkat Sometimes , it's nice to walk outside to have a fresh air :)

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@RebeccasFarm (88964)

• Arvada, Colorado

13 Nov 21

Another one..so lovely yes. They are pretty.

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@Shavkat (138666)

• Philippines

13 Nov 21

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@Shavkat (138666)

• Philippines

13 Nov 21

Thank you for thinking that way.

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@RebeccasFarm (88964)

• Arvada, Colorado

13 Nov 21

@Shavkat Oh you are so welcome Shavvie

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Valerie J. Routhieaux

@just4him (317027)

• Green Bay, Wisconsin

13 Nov 21

They're beautiful. I didn't know they were edible.

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@Shavkat (138666)

• Philippines

14 Nov 21

At first. I thought they can be just a good ingredient in making bubbles, which we did during our childhood years.

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Valerie J. Routhieaux

@just4him (317027)

• Green Bay, Wisconsin

14 Nov 21

@Shavkat That's good you can use them for that too.

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@Shavkat (138666)

• Philippines

14 Nov 21

@just4him I hope I could teach the young ones to do this.

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@CarolDM (203422)

• Nashville, Tennessee

14 Nov 21

I have seen this in other countries, in documentaries but not in person. I have the red ones.

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@Shavkat (138666)

• Philippines

15 Nov 21

@CarolDM I agree

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@Shavkat (138666)

• Philippines

14 Nov 21

We also have abundant red ones here. When I had seen this variant, I was so amazed for seeing them with different shades.

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@CarolDM (203422)

• Nashville, Tennessee

14 Nov 21

@Shavkat It is a pretty color for sure.

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@MidnightMunchies (280)

• United States

14 Nov 21

Lady down the street has these, but from here they looked.. kind of white. Those are cool in your pic.

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@Shavkat (138666)

• Philippines

14 Nov 21

I haven't seen the white ones. I guess you are lucky to see them there.

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@Shavkat (138666)

• Philippines

16 Nov 21

@MidnightMunchies It is once in a blue moon to see white hibiscus.

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@MidnightMunchies (280)

• United States

15 Nov 21

@Shavkat Yeah, white with maybe red? centers. I don't remember but I know they were white, she already took them down for fall.

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@snowy22315 (178332)

• United States

13 Nov 21

That is so pretty.

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@Shavkat (138666)

• Philippines

14 Nov 21

I agree. They were so pretty to be in a vase indoor.

@wilsongoddard (7291)

• United States

13 Nov 21

They are lovely. I've never had hibiscus jam. I'm a bit surprised I haven't, though, since I am quite fond of edible flowers. Although, that generally means that the flowers end up in a very pretty salad.

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@Shavkat (138666)

• Philippines

13 Nov 21

I. myself cannot be sure if I am going to have a taste of edible blooms like this.

For experience-wise, I will do it once.

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@wilsongoddard (7291)

• United States

13 Nov 21

@Shavkat Edible flowers vary in flavor. For instance, nasturtium is noted for having a peppery flavor, which makes it a great choice for adding to salads. Whereas, lavender has a sweeter note; I've used it in salad, but it is also a popular choice for candying.

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@allknowing (133481)

• India

14 Nov 21

This is what I have. If you look closely it has four shades

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@Shavkat (138666)

• Philippines

14 Nov 21

Oh, I got it now. This is what you were telling me last time.

@mom210 (9118)

• United States

13 Nov 21

it is beautiful, I have notice that type of flower, but it is a bit pricey. I hate to spent the money for one, are they hard to grow and keep alive?

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@Shavkat (138666)

• Philippines

14 Nov 21

I think they can grow with composted soil. I also think that it can grow fast even if burying only the branches.

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@1creekgirl (41240)

• United States

14 Nov 21

Those are beautiful. I always loved seeing them when we lived in Hawaii.

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@Shavkat (138666)

• Philippines

14 Nov 21

It was also my first time to know that they were originated in Hawaii. It is a learning process at the same time.

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@Icydoll (36717)

• India

13 Nov 21

Very pretty flowers.

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@Shavkat (138666)

• Philippines

13 Nov 21

Yes, they are. Thank you.

@Janet357 (75646)

•

13 Nov 21

Gorgeous gumamela:) They are seldom seen here.

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@Shavkat (138666)

• Philippines

14 Nov 21

Same here. It is not even occasionally seen in my city.