10+ Dinnerplate Hibiscus/ Red Hot/ Perennial Flower Seed/ Easy to Grow/ Huge 10-12 Inch Flowers

I bought FOUR packages of these seeds from this company. Started them indoors, babied them, transplanted them, coddled them. I finally got my first bloom. NOTHING like any of the pictures. Only a gardener who has spent five months babying seedlings will be able to comprehend the frustration.

these are okay, if you aren't expecting much. The colors in the picture are clearly fake, so don't expect anything like that. I planted the seeds in 2" seed starter pots with seed mix and within a couple of weeks had 7 sprouts. 2 died (I think from overwatering), but the remaining 5 grew very well. I had them all in one big pot but they started getting too big so I repotted 2. Those two kept growing but no flowers. The 3 in the original pot grew very well and had plenty of blooms throughout the summer. They were were average sized and a pretty pink in color. While you don't get the fantastical colors in the pictures, planting and growing the seeds is still much cheaper than buying a large hibiscus at a store.So far the most exciting part was that the plant seems to self-pollinate very well and I just collected a huge amount of seeds (see picture), some of which I plan to sow and others I will give to family and friends.Basically, if you expect normal flower colors and plant your seeds carefully according to instructions, you'll have a pretty hibiscus

bought these seeds and they grew well and recently bloomed...boy what a disappointment...the blooms are not red and yellow at all they are totally white...

I have 3 out of 10 that germinated and are growing. For a package of seed for $3.99 I consider even 3 to be a win. I'm anxious to see them grow and flower - hopefully late summer, but for sure next summer. Will probably update my review when I'm able to see them. Right now they're growing with others I purchased in a temporary grow plot of soil. Hoping they grow fast!

zero result = total waste of money

I got them all to germinate! They were growing very well.... I soaked the seeds in wet paper towel before I planted them, however once I moved them from the 1in circles to a bigger pot they didn't take the move well and passed away... I cannot comment on color but it would have been cool to see if they were true to seed.

A rose by any other name is still as beautiful! And in my opinion all flowers are beautiful. And the bigger the better! These dinnerplate hibiscus fall into that category perfectly.

The star states it all, because they didn't come up, and was told they r easy to start, never happened with me. All the expense and anticipation of getting beautiful hibiscus in my yard that I get compliments on all the time that I have bought as plants. U would be very successful selling as plants. I myself would luv to see one that u have started from plants, Sorry!!!!!!!!