Kenaf (Hibiscus cannabinus) is a Hibiscus species plant that’s grown for fiber uses. Easy to germinate and grow, the stalks of this species are predominantly used to create ropes, but also can twine, cloth, and paper. Seeds can also be used as a vegetable oil. Plants can reach over six feet tall.
Kenaf is an annual plant. Harvest stalks for fiber approximately 120 days when seeding in ideal soil and climate conditions.
Seeds are certified organic.
