HsLBroker:
are u sure, if i fail my daughter, i will hold u responsible.

Lol....
The love of a father...

HsLBroker:
the IJEBU man dont even know it, just telling me it is good , it good leaf, i just laughed and walk away��

You are such a funny fellow....
I can just imagine that scenario. You walking away and the ijebu man saying, "it's a good leaf, it's a good leaf".

Sorry , I don't know the name but I wish you good luck.

Go to play store and download plant snap!

HsLBroker:
tell me the keyword you use to search it in google

Reverse image search

HsLBroker:
are u sure, if i fail my daughter, i will hold u responsible.

LMAO @I will hold u responsible

falcon01:
ohh... pls remind me again, how can he use google to find The name he is looking for?

He should upload the image on Google images..you should get the answer

It's hibiscus

videomaid:


He should upload the image on Google images..you should get the answer

did you think what you wrote through or you just wrote it?? nigga that shit gon show you thousands of green leafs.

falcon01:
did you think what you wrote through or you just wrote it?? nigga that shit gon show you thousands of green leafs.

It is called reverse image search...

Alhajiemeritus:

Reverse image search

u funny lol

falcon01:
ohh... pls remind me again, how can he use google to find The name he is looking for?

images.google.com

Dynnix34:

What brought tribe into this? Reprobate

Igbo Na weed for my language

A simple google search with its image could have saved you this stress.
This is Hibiscus leave.

@Capslocked, can help too.

Hibiscus rosa sinensis....

HsLBroker:
Happy Sunday everyone, and happy new week, please i need to know the name of this leaf as a matter of urgency, for educational research purpose.

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Hibiscus flower

Go to Google and type" what is the name of the leaf that turns red when boiled and said to give blood"

Na queen of the coast

It's not hibiscus. Check this link.

https://medium.com/@AyurvedaPalms/amazing-health-benefits-of-hibiscus-tea-33d5ea53c2d

HsLBroker:
Happy Sunday everyone, and happy new week, please i need to know the name of this leaf as a matter of urgency, for educational research purpose.

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Hibiscus (Sobo)

The botanical name of this herb is Hibiscus sabdariffa. It is popularly called Zobo and it is usually prepared as a local drink.

Some of the health benefits include:

Lowering of blood pressure

Reduces blood cholesterol

Research has linked it with preventing prostate cancer. The leaf extract has been discovered to inhibit the
growth of human prostate cancer cell.

The hibiscus leaves have also been linked with inhibiting the growth of skin cancer cells due to the polyphenols it contains.

HsLBroker:
thank u sir, one IJEBU man said that, but doesn't know the English name, i need the English name please help me, this my daughter's project, i don't want mess up, i already told her i will get the name. This is a promise from father to daughter, the hand holding the leaf is my daughter's hand

the leaf that turns red when boiled? I don't know it's English name but my dad and his friend do call it "Hospital too far" because of its medicinal purposes.

HsLBroker:
thank u sir, one IJEBU man said that, but doesn't know the English name, i need the English name please help me, this my daughter's project, i don't want mess up, i already told her i will get the name. This is a promise from father to daughter, the hand holding the leaf is my daughter's hand

The picture looks like a hibiscus plant. If the locals are sure it’s the same specie boiled and used as beverage, then the name is Roselle which is also a specie of hibiscus used to make the popular Zobo drink.

mozele:



the leaf that turns red when boiled? I don't know it's English name but my dad and his friend do call it "Hospital too far" because of its medicinal purposes.

Roselle (Hibiscus)

gbosaa:

Roselle (Hibiscus)

thanks for the enlightenment.

Justicia secunda

The leaves looks kinda different compared to Roselle hibiscus.

sassysure:
The leaves looks kinda different compared to Roselle hibiscus.

OK

femi4:
Hibiscus (Sobo)

The botanical name of this herb is Hibiscus sabdariffa. It is popularly called Zobo and it is usually prepared as a local drink.

Some of the health benefits include:

Lowering of blood pressure

Reduces blood chocolate

Research has linked it with preventing prostate cancer. The leaf extract has been discovered to inhibit the
growth of human prostate cancer cell.

The hibiscus leaves have also been linked with inhibiting the growth of skin cancer cells due to the polyphenols it contains.

thank u sir

This is not Roselle ... Does this look like zobo to you ? That's definitely something else ..

Came4apost:
This is not Roselle ... Does this look like zobo to you ? That's definitely something else ..

(Roselle) sabdariffa has long and narrow leaves. The leaves are somewhat arranged and shaped like (igbo) cannabis leaves, some species have serrated leaf margins.

I concur with you. The leaves in the photo look different but with the ‘Ijebu’ man’s confirmation that the particular plant could be used to make coloured drink...btw, sabdariffa popularly called zobo in Nigeria isn’t the only hibiscus specie used to make red coloured beverage.
The photo is definitely a specie of hibiscus, probably not roselle but you can’t say it can’t be used to make drinks similar to zobo.

femi4:
Hibiscus (Sobo)

The botanical name of this herb is Hibiscus sabdariffa. It is popularly called Zobo and it is usually prepared as a local drink.

Some of the health benefits include:

Lowering of blood pressure

Reduces blood cholesterol

Research has linked it with preventing prostate cancer. The leaf extract has been discovered to inhibit the
growth of human prostate cancer cell.

The hibiscus leaves have also been linked with inhibiting the growth of skin cancer cells due to the polyphenols it contains.

The claim is that it contains anthocyanin which has antihypertensive properties but this is not evidence based.
The problem with some of these herbal plants is that once a claim of its super health benefits are made, we forget or neglect that they can also have hepatotoxic effects ie they can be harmful to your liver.

Locals gather and collect them in large amounts, boil and extract the coloured liquid without minding how much of the so called active ingredients that should be consumed.

We do not really know if the claims work and if they do, what about the side effects? Are we sure that zobo doesn’t contribute to the liver problems people present with in the hospitals?

gbosaa:


The claim is that it contains anthocyanin which has antihypertensive properties but this is not evidence based.
The problem with some of these herbal plants is that once a claim of its super health benefits are made, we forget or neglect that they can also have hepatotoxic effects ie they can be harmful to your liver.

Locals gather and collect them in large amounts, boil and extract the coloured liquid without minding how much of the so called active ingredients that should be consumed.

We do not really know if the claims work and if they do, what about the side effects? Are we sure that zobo doesn’t contribute to the liver problems people present with in the hospitals?

Zobo is widely used across the World. From India to China to Brazil. Your claims that it contributes to liver problem is unfounded