Just saw this Hibiscus aka Gumamela from a neighbor down our street I just put a caption. I learned by a user here from Sweden that dried Gumamela flowers are made into delicious tea in the Scandinavian countries. I told our neighbor about it and she just laughed at me. She couldn't believe it but said anyway to check it also on the internet and make research about it if what I was saying was true. I didn't already tell her about Noisecash though, as some problems are arising here as of now. My neighbor works as a secretary in the dean's office of one of the universities here and I just don't want to be embarrassed later. The Hibiscus tea is enough that made her laugh so hard. I asked some trees, branches that have already roots to be planted later Into a big pot which she agreed cheerfully. Success... I'll be having soon my Gumamela flowers too with light pink colors. I'm still looking for the red one in the neighborhood, I hope I can find one soon. Wish me luck! #flowerdiaries by me @Mitochondria Original content
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There are so many uses of gumamela flowers. The petals can be made into juices, tea, shakes, perfumes and as a medicinal plant and or one ingredients of other medicinal herbs as well. Pero usually we just know it as a backyard plant for beautifying our gardens.
Kompletuhin mo sis yong mga kulay at yong ibang variety pa ng gumamela.