What is Hibiscus Sabdariffa?

ibiscus sabdariffa , often referred to as the Roselle plant, is a species in the hibiscus and Malvaceae family. This plant can be originally from the Tropics of the Old World and can be either permanent or annual, herb, or wooden dwarf shrub. It is widely cultivated for its strong fibers, it is also well known for its evocativeness and healing properties. The reason is not only its extensive use, but also because of its unique appearance. The attractive ibiscus sabdariffa is generally branched and erect, grows between 7 to 8 feet (2 to 2.5 m) in height. The leaves that grow along its branches move in color from green to red, are alternative and carry three to seven lobes. They are generally large and flowers are sometimes red, but more often yellow or white, with a dark red spot on the base of each petal. These plants also carry a large, furious chalice, which begins as a medium -green shade, but gradually deepens to bright red when the fruit begins to ripen.

widely known as a source of jute or coarse threads made of plant fibers, ibiscus sabdariffa has long been used in different ways. For example, this plant was sometimes used to create yellow dye and food color. Despite many other applications of this plant, it is best known for its culinary use. For example, the chalice is often made of herbal teas and syrups, as well as jams and jelly, wines, sorbets and other desserts. Although the chalice is the most commonly used part of the plant, leaves and seeds are often made in salads, curry and potterbs.

and also to be, ibiscus sabdariffa is also assumed that it has many healing properties. It is assumed that different parts of this plant have different actions, including antiseptic, aphrodisiac, cleansing and diuretic. In folk medicine, this plant is often used to calm the symptoms of the coldAnalying, cure of digestive and heart disease and problems with skin problems such as abscesses, wounds and ulcers. In addition, some feel that dried chalice may be beneficial in the treatment and prevention of certain types of cancer.