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Tropical Hibiscus Hybrids

End of 2024/2025 season SALE - 50% off on all tropical hibiscus hybrid seeds.
Around June/July 2025 we will start to collect new hibiscus hybrid seeds from our own crossings. And for the remaining time we are clearing our seed stock from last season. Prices given below are now 50% off from the original ones. This is a unique opportunity to grab some of these high grade crosses, which you will not find anywhere else in the world.

Apart from our collection of wild hibiscus species we also cultivate several dozen modern tropical hibiscus hybrids. These have been bred on the Canary islands and at present these all new hybrids are available locally only. Our mother plants produce large single flowers with well developed, fully opening petals. Few have a brilliant monochrome color, whereas the majority display 2, 3 or even 4 color shades in a single flower. Last but not least, none of our selected breeding plants are grafted, but all are being cultivated on their own roots.
Under optimal growing conditions (some 25°C throughout the year and plants kept in a bright spot) plants grown from seeds may start to flower within 12 to 36 months.
The large pre-view photo shows the female pod parent, the male polen parent is displayed in the options section.
All photos were taken from our own plants.
3 seeds per package.

You find more hibiscus in these categories: Hibiscus (Hardy Mallow), Hibiscus (Swamp Mallow) & Kosteletzkya (Saltmarsh Mallow), and Hibiscus (Tropical Hibiscus) & Pavonia.

On this page you find more information on our hibiscus hybrids and hibiscus species, as well as photos from all mother plants we use for crossing: Tropical Hibiscus Hybrids - Mother Plants.
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