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Stevia has the potential to be developed as a natural sweetener, a companion to cane sugar and a ... more Stevia has the potential to be developed as a natural sweetener, a companion to cane sugar and a substitute for synthetic sugar. Stevia leaves is widely used as a substitute for sugar, especially for those who need low calorie intake. Increased productivity of stevia plants was approached with the growth of rapid accumulation of plant biomass, and delay the reproductive phase. This study aims to obtain optimum fertilization techniques for stevia plants. Result showed that the optimum dose of N fertilization was at a level of N 100 kg ha-1. The leaf weight ratio was higher than the stem weight in all N fertilization treatments. Application of organic material in the form of manure 6 tons ha-1 gave the highest production of stevia biomass, followed by the application of organic matter with a combination of manure 3 tons ha-1 + crotalaria 3 tons ha-1. The highest leaf ratio was achieved in the treatment of organic matter sourced from Crotalaria juncea, namely 61% of total biomas weight. 2 views
Stevia (Stevia rebaudiana Bertoni) sangat potensial dikembangkan sebagai pemanis alami, pendampin... more Stevia (Stevia rebaudiana Bertoni) sangat potensial dikembangkan sebagai pemanis alami, pendamping gula tebu dan pengganti gula sintetis. Daun stevia mengandung senyawa yang memiliki rasa manis (glikosida steviol, GS) dan dinyatakan aman oleh Codex Alimentarius Commission (CAC) sebagai organisasi international di bawah FAO dan WHO. Di Indonesia, pemanis alami yang berasal dari stevia masih sepenuhnya diimpor. Kendala utama dalam pengembangan tanaman stevia adalah penyediaan varietas unggul masih terbatas, sehingga perlu didukung varietas unggul dan teknologi budidaya yang optimal. Dalam upaya mengurangi impor produk stevia, dan program pengembangan tanaman stevia di Indonesia perlu didukung penyediaan varietas unggul berproduksi dan mutu tinggi melalui pemuliaan konvensional (induksi radiasi), teknik perbanyakan bahan tanaman bermutu secara masal, teknologi budidaya meliputi pengelolaan tanaman (pola tanam tanam yang efisien dan pemangkasan), dan pengelolaan lingkungan tanaman. 1 views
Papers by Mohammad Cholid
Russian Journal of Agricultural and Socio-Economic Sciences, Nov 30, 2017
Candlenut (Reutealis trisperma (Blanco) Airy Shaw) is a part of timber plant stand that has a wid... more Candlenut (Reutealis trisperma (Blanco) Airy Shaw) is a part of timber plant stand that has a width dense canopy. The ability to absorb CO 2 is very high because of the large photosynthetic rate, therefore it is classified as a plant that is environmentally friendly. Furthermore Candlenut can be used as conservation of degraded or marginal land. In dry areas, Sunan candlenut can grow well, because the carbon's system tracks type C4 is more efficient than the trajectory Carbon C3 in water use. On dry land is generally the main problem, in addition to the water is the availability of low organic matter, resulting in the plants cultivated by farmers is less encouraging production. Candlenut at that time is always blooming and deciduous, contains quite large biomass and can be used to add organic substantial. The research was conducted during the growing season in 2016 at the experimental station Asembagus Situbondo, Crops Research Institute for sweetener and Fiber. The research location at coordinates 7 o 45'18,39 "LS (south latitude) and 114 o 15'27,63" longitude (east longitude), regosol soil type with D3 climate type. The planting material used KS 1 candlenut varieties coming from the middle of the dial. Rootstock (rootstock) used is 1 Sunan candlenut varieties derived from the seeds. Average planting materials for the upper stem (entrees) were taken from candlenut varieties of seeds 1 and 2 but which has ripe fruit. Seeds planted in polybag after 5-months-old moved into the field. Spacing 5 m x 5 m with a planting hole, the hole size is 50 cm x 50 cm to 50 cm into the plant. In the field polybag seedlings planted during the rainy season. 5 kg fertilizer to each planting hole. Clotaria Juncea seeds planted from seed among candlenut, spacing 20 cm x 20 cm, after 3-months-old Clotalaria Juncea it will be cut. 5 kg to each candlenut tree Clotaria Juncea, by way of embedded around the plant. The treatment design used Randomized Block Design (RBD) factorial which repeated 3 times. First Factor green fertilizer (Clotaria Juncea L.), which consists of two doses: 1). C0 without being given Clotaria Juncea L.; 2). C1 given Clotaria Juncea L. 5kg / candlenut tree. The second factor with a dose of inorganic fertilizer; 1). P0 without fertilizer; 2). P1 70 g urea + 25 gr SP-36 + 60 gr KCl; 3). P2 140 g of urea + 50 g SP-36 + 120 gr KCl; and 4). P3 280 gr Urea + 100 gr SP-36 + 240 gr KCl. In total there are 24 treatments research plot size: 40 m x 20 m. The observed parameters (plant height, stem diameter, number of branches, and the width of the canopy. The results of the research, the provision of green fertilizer (Clotaria Juncea L.) with 5 kg dose and a combination of inorganic Urea fertilizer 140 gr + 50 gr SP-36 + 120 gr KCl / trees provide optimum growth for Candlenut (plant height, stem diameter, canopy width and the number of branches). Giving Clotaria Juncea can increase the land and the plants resonant capacity and reduce the use of inorganic fertilizer. The research objective of this green fertilizer is organic material in the soil, therefore the location of research activities has increased and nutrients required candlenut is provided for the growth and increase the land resonant capacity. KEY WORDS Candlenut, Clotaria Juncea, green fertilizer. Before the green revolution on 1850, the farmers used organic substantial fertilizer. However, after the discoveries of inorganic fertilizer, there is basic revolution in agricultural
IOP conference series, 2022
Ramie productivity can achieve optimum through improving soil fertility and adding cow manure and... more Ramie productivity can achieve optimum through improving soil fertility and adding cow manure and zeolite to the soil. The research was conducted in 2018 at Karangploso Research Station-ISFRI. The research design used was a completely randomized design with two factors of manure and zeolite, three replications. Cow manure treatments consisted of no cow manure (P0), 2 tons cow manure (P1), 4 tons cow manure (P2), 6 tons cow manure (P3), while zeolite treatments consisted of no zeolite (Z0) and 4 tons zeolite/ha (Z1). The results showed that the application of zeolite and cow manure affected soil properties and the growth of ramie. The combination treatment of fertilizer and zeolite gave various values of pH, N, C-organic, plant height, and the number of leaves, although there was no interaction. The best results were found in treating 6 tons/ha of cow manure and 4 tons/ha of zeolite with pH values: 6.37 and 6.26; N-Total 0.14% and 0.15%; C-Organic: 1.14% and 1.13%, respectively. Treatments of 6 tons cow manure and 4 tons zeolite gave the best hemp growth, namely plant height at 84 (Days After Planting), DAP 123.23 cm and 98.5 cm, and the number of leaves 104 80.
IOP conference series, Jan 10, 2020
The main obstacle in developing Sunan candlenut plants is slow productive age (fruiting in the 5-... more The main obstacle in developing Sunan candlenut plants is slow productive age (fruiting in the 5-6 th year). By integrating food crops as intercrops between candlenut plants, farmers are expected to still be able to obtain income from intercropping before the candlenut plants produce. In addition, intercropping can optimize nutrient utilization from soil and fertilization, and increase soil fertility by using intercrop residual biomass. The selection of intercropping plants was adjusted to the interests of farmers by utilizing the space between the stands of candlenut trees. In the selection of food crops must be considered factors of climate suitability, altitude, soil type, cultivated soil layer thickness, and rain characteristics. This research was aimed to evaluate the farming income of intercropping candlenut with mung beans, sesame, peanut and maize. The research was conducted in Asembagus and Muktiharjo, where mung bean and sesame were planted in Asembagus, and peanuts and maize planted in Muktiharjo as intercropped plants. The results of farm analysis of each intercropping plant, namely: mung beans, sesame, peanut and maize each of them gave a profit per hectare of 11,380,000 IDR,
IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science, 2022
Ramie productivity can achieve optimum through improving soil fertility and adding cow manure and... more Ramie productivity can achieve optimum through improving soil fertility and adding cow manure and zeolite to the soil. The research was conducted in 2018 at Karangploso Research Station-ISFRI. The research design used was a completely randomized design with two factors of manure and zeolite, three replications. Cow manure treatments consisted of no cow manure (P0), 2 tons cow manure (P1), 4 tons cow manure (P2), 6 tons cow manure (P3), while zeolite treatments consisted of no zeolite (Z0) and 4 tons zeolite/ha (Z1). The results showed that the application of zeolite and cow manure affected soil properties and the growth of ramie. The combination treatment of fertilizer and zeolite gave various values of pH, N, C-organic, plant height, and the number of leaves, although there was no interaction. The best results were found in treating 6 tons/ha of cow manure and 4 tons/ha of zeolite with pH values: 6.37 and 6.26; N-Total 0.14% and 0.15%; C-Organic: 1.14% and 1.13%, respectively. Treatments of 6 tons cow manure and 4 tons zeolite gave the best hemp growth, namely plant height at 84 (Days After Planting), DAP 123.23 cm and 98.5 cm, and the number of leaves 104 80.
Sustainability MDPI, 2022
Abstract: Newly released sugarcane varieties need to be adapted to various environments. This res... more Abstract: Newly released sugarcane varieties need to be adapted to various environments. This research was aimed at examining the growth and yield potential of newly released varieties of sugarcane in the first year as plant cane (PC) and the second year as first ratoon cane (RC1) on dry
land. The research was carried out at Wedarijaksa station, Trangkil Sugar Mill area, Pati, Central Java in 2019–2021. Four sugarcane varieties were grown using a double rows system, AAS Agribun, ASA Agribun, MS Agribun, and CMG Agribun and one commercial variety, PSJK 922. Measurements of crop growth were made periodically: yield components at harvest in PC-RC1, and physiological characteristics 5 months after planting. The results indicate that mean tonnes of cane and sugar per
hectare between PC and RC1 decreased by 22.7% and 21.0%, respectively, for AAS Agribun, ASA Agribun, and CMG Agribun due to decreased stem weights. AMS Agribun showed the smallest decrease in tonnes of cane (4%) and increase in tonnes of sugar per hectare (2%) from PC to RC1.
The highest number of tonnes of sugar in PC was achieved by ASA Agribun (12.8 t ha ), slightly above PSJK 922 (12.69 t ha -1). The decline in tonnes of cane and sugar needs to be reduced by the continuously improving cultivation techniques. The mean photosynthetic water use efficiency of tested new varieties was 7.46 mol CO2 mol H2O-1
These research findings provide information on crop performance and can be used as a basis for selecting varieties to be developed in the region.
Further studies will be required to test these newsugarcane varieties in a wide range of agroecological zones in Indonesia.
Prediction of dryspell and the onset of rainy season to im¬ prove cotton planting time in East Ja... more Prediction of dryspell and the onset of rainy season to im¬ prove cotton planting time in East JavaClimatic elements paticularly rainfall strongly influences successful prediction of rainfed cotton yield. Rainfall variability varies amongst the seasons. Thepreviousplantingtimcs were determined based in 10 years daily rainfall data (1975-1984). Longterm rainfall data are required for rainfall analysis to get reliable probabilities The rainfall analysis was done using Markov Cham First Order Probability and dryspcll probability methods. The rainfall data were collected from 17 rainfall stations in East Java (Banyuwangi, Situbondo. Probolinggo, Jember, Lumajang, Pasuruan, Mojokerto.Tuban and I -amongan). The planting times varied from the first week to the fouth week of December for Pasuruan, Probolinggo. Situbondo, Jember. and Banyu¬ wangi: for these areas sequential system of cotton ater maize is not recom¬ mended due to short rainy season The planting times in Lumajang. Lanongan. Mojoketo. and Tuban ranged from mid December to early January, sufficient length of rainy season suppoted sequential system in these areas. The improved cotton planting times were 1 -2 weeks earlier or later than the previous planting times.
Russian Journal of Agricultural and Socio-Economic Sciences, Aug 30, 2018
Intercropping has an added farming income ratio. Corn as a food source after rice and soybean, is... more Intercropping has an added farming income ratio. Corn as a food source after rice and soybean, is needed by rural communities. This study aims to determine the extent of the production enhancement in the use of maize and kenaf new varieties cultivated using intercropping pattern in seasonal flooded area. Kenaf (Hibiscus cannabinus L.) is a natural fiber producing plant able to grow in seasonal flooded area. The intercropping combination of maize and kenaf planting is highly anticipated by farmers. Both commodities are expected to increase farmer revenue/income. The research was conducted in Rowomarto village, Patianrowo sub-district, Nganjuk district in 2015/2016 planting season. The treatments were arranged in a Randomized Block Design that was repeated four times. There were 7 treatments consisting of 3 intercropping of maize and kenaf, and 3 monoculture of kenaf (Kr.9, Kr.11, Kr.12), and 1 monoculture treatment of hybrid corn Bisi 18. Plot size was 9.6 m x 15 m with corn planting distance of 80 cm x 30 cm and kenaf planting distance of 30 cm x 10 cm, one plant per planting hole. The results showed that intercropping of maize and kenaf from the treatment using Bisi 18 hybrid corn + Kr.9; Bisi 18 hybrid corn + kenaf Kr.11; and Bisi 18 hybrid corn + kenaf Kr.12 each gave a farm income ratio of Rp 32.650.000,-/ ha Rp. 30,100,000,-/ ha and Rp. 30.450.000 / ha respectively. The land equivalent ratio is greater than 1 which means that the area use of intercropping system is efficient.
IOP conference series, Jan 10, 2020
The use of superior varieties must involve cultivation aspects. The use of superior varieties sup... more The use of superior varieties must involve cultivation aspects. The use of superior varieties supported by good cultivation techniques will provide higher sugarcane yields and productivity compared to conventional cultivation systems. Problems in sugarcane cultivation by farmers were identified and then those are used for assembling the suitable cultivation technology. The acceleration activity was carried out in Sukobendu village, Mantup District, Lamongan Regency, in January-December 2015 using an area of around 10 ha. The 10 ha land consists of 9 ha of farmer's land, with providing qualified sugar cane seeds, while 1 ha is used for Field Laboratory media. In field laboratory plot, cultivation technique applied consted of budchip seeds, introduction of double planting systems, addition of organic fertilizers, optimal plant maintenance and proper leaf detrashing. The use of bud chip seeds resulted in a highest sugarcane production and farmers' income. Implementation of integrated sugarcane cultivation technology in field laboratory could be an inspiration for the farmers to adopt the cultivation technology. These include unloading ratoon, the use of early mature and drought resistant varieties, bud chip seeds, double planting system, addition of organic fertilizer, and an optimal plant maintenance.
Sustainability, Nov 3, 2022
This article is an open access article distributed under the terms and conditions of the Creative... more This article is an open access article distributed under the terms and conditions of the Creative Commons Attribution (CC BY
IOP conference series, Jan 10, 2020
Two promising new sugarcane clones PS 05-370 and PS 06-103 along with control varieties were eval... more Two promising new sugarcane clones PS 05-370 and PS 06-103 along with control varieties were evaluated for the stability of their performance at ten locations across three years. Parameters observed include cane yield in tonnes cane per hectare (TCH), sugar content or commercial cane sugar (CCS) in %, and sugar yield in tonnes sugar per hectare (TSH). Significant differences were observed in genotypes and locations x genotypes interactions for TCH, CCS and TSH. Additive Main Effect Multiplicative Interaction (AMMI) stability analysis showed that these two sugarcane clones are specific location; grown in inceptisol soil with C3 climate type (Oldeman), sugar productivity (TSH) of PS 05-370 and PS 06-103 increased by 17-21%, compared to standard control variety PS 881. These two promising clones are early to mid maturing varieties and therefore, are recommended to be harvested earlier, to fill up the need for crushed material in the beginning of the milling season.
Jurnal penelitian tanaman industri, Jun 19, 2020
IOSR Journal of Agriculture and Veterinary Science, 2014
Jatropha has the potential to be developed as biofuel, because of its high seed oil content. The ... more Jatropha has the potential to be developed as biofuel, because of its high seed oil content. The seeds contain up to 35% oil which are convert into biodiesel easily. Superior plant materials had been produced through the composite selection (IP-1 to IP-3), were only able to express the potential yield on land that was in optimal conditions. On the contrary, land available for jatropha development, generally, in the form of dry land with limited water availability. Development of Jatropha in large scale in dryland require plant material with high productivity and able to adapt to drought conditions. In an effort to maintain the stability of jatropha production in dry land, it can be done through grafting technology by combining the advantages of prospective shoot section which has a high yield potential as a scion and rootstock candidates from plant material that is able to adapt to limited water availability. The activity had been carried out viz adaptability study of jatropha rootstock candidates associated with drought stress in glasshouse. The results of the study showed there were three jatropha rootstocks (IP-3M, Sulawesi 117 dan Jatim 045) those were tolerant to drought stress.
Asian Journal of Agricultural Research, Apr 15, 2014
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IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science, 2020
The main constraints in toxic candlenut [Reutealis trisperma (Blanco) Airy Shaw] cultivation is l... more The main constraints in toxic candlenut [Reutealis trisperma (Blanco) Airy Shaw] cultivation is late harvest time initiation, naturally begin to fruit at the age of 5-6 years after planting, so the crop management research is directed to more quickly harvest time (less than 5 years) through grafting. The study was carried out to determine grafting technique supporting high compatibility by studying aspects of scion sources and method of grafting, on grafting success and morphological performance during early process of graft formation and seedling stage, further plant growth. The treatment design used was Randomized Block Design (RBD) with four replications, consisting of five grafting treatments: 1) KS1/KS1 cleft grafting, 2) KS1/KS2 cleft grafting, 3) KS1/KS1 whip grafting, 4) KS1/KS2 whip grafting, and 5) KS1 plants from seed (ungrafted plant). The best grafting technique was treatment combination of scion of KS2 and top cleft or V-shaped grafting. Observation of 3 years old show...
Assalamu'alaikum wr. wb, Good morning to all of you. Dear respected keynote speakers Members of t... more Assalamu'alaikum wr. wb, Good morning to all of you. Dear respected keynote speakers Members of the organizing committee Dear participants and observers Distinguished guests, respected colleagues, ladies, and gentlemen Welcoming Speech of The Committee's Chairman Good Morning, ladies and gentlemen, On behalf of the committee, first of all let me welcome you and express our great thanks for participating in this 2 nd International Conference of Bio-Based Economy for Application and Utilization 2020 (ICBEAU-2020). Nowadays, we are still facing the CoVID-19 pandemic issue, which is significantly impact our activities and thus also our lifestyle as well. Many economic sectors are now facing difficult situation and force them to shift their work into an adaptive condition, otherwise they will suffer or fail to survive. However, this difficult situation on the other sides provide many opportunities particularly in the application and utilization of bio-based drugs and materials. In this context, this seminar event of the 2 nd ICBEAU 2020 should meet its relevancies and urgencies. Dear honored participants, In this opportunity let me sound my great thanks to all parties involving and contributing to the implementation of this seminar. Special thanks to our respected keynote speakers; Prof.
Sustainability
Newly released sugarcane varieties need to be adapted to various environments. This research was ... more Newly released sugarcane varieties need to be adapted to various environments. This research was aimed at examining the growth and yield potential of newly released varieties of sugarcane in the first year as plant cane (PC) and the second year as first ratoon cane (RC1) on dry land. The research was carried out at Wedarijaksa station, Trangkil Sugar Mill area, Pati, Central Java in 2019–2021. Four sugarcane varieties were grown using a double rows system, AAS Agribun, ASA Agribun, AMS Agribun, and CMG Agribun and one commercial variety, PSJK 922. Measurements of crop growth were made periodically: yield components at harvest in PC-RC1, and physiological characteristics 5 months after planting. The results indicate that mean tonnes of cane and sugar per hectare between PC and RC1 decreased by 22.7% and 21.0%, respectively, for AAS Agribun, ASA Agribun, and CMG Agribun due to decreased stem weights. AMS Agribun showed the smallest decrease in tonnes of cane (4%) and increase in tonne...
Ramie productivity can achieve optimum through improving soil fertility and adding cow manure and... more Ramie productivity can achieve optimum through improving soil fertility and adding cow manure and zeolite to the soil. The research was conducted in 2018 at Karangploso Research Station-ISFRI. The research design used was a completely randomized design with two factors of manure and zeolite, three replications. Cow manure treatments consisted of no cow manure (P0), 2 tons cow manure (P1), 4 tons cow manure (P2), 6 tons cow manure (P3), while zeolite treatments consisted of no zeolite (Z0) and 4 tons zeolite/ha (Z1). The results showed that the application of zeolite and cow manure affected soil properties and the growth of ramie. The combination treatment of fertilizer and zeolite gave various values of pH, N, C-organic, plant height, and the number of leaves, although there was no interaction. The best results were found in treating 6 tons/ha of cow manure and 4 tons/ha of zeolite with pH values: 6.37 and 6.26; N-Total 0.14% and 0.15%; C-Organic: 1.14% and 1.13%, respectively. Treatments of 6 tons cow manure and 4 tons zeolite gave the best hemp growth, namely plant height at 84 (Days After Planting), DAP 123.23 cm and 98.5 cm, and the number of leaves 104 80.
MDPI, 2022
This article is an open access article distributed under the terms and conditions of the Creative... more This article is an open access article distributed under the terms and conditions of the Creative Commons Attribution (CC BY
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land. The research was carried out at Wedarijaksa station, Trangkil Sugar Mill area, Pati, Central Java in 2019–2021. Four sugarcane varieties were grown using a double rows system, AAS Agribun, ASA Agribun, MS Agribun, and CMG Agribun and one commercial variety, PSJK 922. Measurements of crop growth were made periodically: yield components at harvest in PC-RC1, and physiological characteristics 5 months after planting. The results indicate that mean tonnes of cane and sugar per
hectare between PC and RC1 decreased by 22.7% and 21.0%, respectively, for AAS Agribun, ASA Agribun, and CMG Agribun due to decreased stem weights. AMS Agribun showed the smallest decrease in tonnes of cane (4%) and increase in tonnes of sugar per hectare (2%) from PC to RC1.
The highest number of tonnes of sugar in PC was achieved by ASA Agribun (12.8 t ha ), slightly above PSJK 922 (12.69 t ha -1). The decline in tonnes of cane and sugar needs to be reduced by the continuously improving cultivation techniques. The mean photosynthetic water use efficiency of tested new varieties was 7.46 mol CO2 mol H2O-1
These research findings provide information on crop performance and can be used as a basis for selecting varieties to be developed in the region.
Further studies will be required to test these newsugarcane varieties in a wide range of agroecological zones in Indonesia.
land. The research was carried out at Wedarijaksa station, Trangkil Sugar Mill area, Pati, Central Java in 2019–2021. Four sugarcane varieties were grown using a double rows system, AAS Agribun, ASA Agribun, MS Agribun, and CMG Agribun and one commercial variety, PSJK 922. Measurements of crop growth were made periodically: yield components at harvest in PC-RC1, and physiological characteristics 5 months after planting. The results indicate that mean tonnes of cane and sugar per
hectare between PC and RC1 decreased by 22.7% and 21.0%, respectively, for AAS Agribun, ASA Agribun, and CMG Agribun due to decreased stem weights. AMS Agribun showed the smallest decrease in tonnes of cane (4%) and increase in tonnes of sugar per hectare (2%) from PC to RC1.
The highest number of tonnes of sugar in PC was achieved by ASA Agribun (12.8 t ha ), slightly above PSJK 922 (12.69 t ha -1). The decline in tonnes of cane and sugar needs to be reduced by the continuously improving cultivation techniques. The mean photosynthetic water use efficiency of tested new varieties was 7.46 mol CO2 mol H2O-1
These research findings provide information on crop performance and can be used as a basis for selecting varieties to be developed in the region.
Further studies will be required to test these newsugarcane varieties in a wide range of agroecological zones in Indonesia.
pertumbuhannya sangat dipengaruhi oleh photoperiodisitas atau lama penyinaran matahari. Bilamana
panjang harinya kurang dari 12,50 jam maka akan cepat mengakhiri pertumbuhan vegetatif dan masuk ke
generatif. Oleh karena itu penanaman rosela herbal harus mempertimbangkan panjang hari agar
pertumbuhan tanaman dapat optimal. Bunga dari rosela merah herbal menyerupai bunga sepatu. Warna
bunganya beragam ada yang merah, kuning hijau dan ungu. Untuk rosela herbal yang dipanen adalah
kalix yaitu calon bakal bunga yang masih belum terbuka. Hasil dari kalix, kemudian diproses terlebih dahulu
diambil isinya yang berbentuk bulat dan sisanya berupa kelopak sebagai bahan yang dijadikan minuman.
Kelopak tanpa biji tersebut lebih dahulu dijemur, agar tidak mudah rusak dalam penyimpanan. Kandungan
kelopak rosela herbal yang penting bagi kebugaran tubuh yaitu Serat, Beta-Karotene, Thiamine, Riboflavin,
Niacin dan Asam Askorbat. Rasa dari rosela herbal setelah dijadikan minuman, agak asam. Hal ini
membuktikan bahwa rosela herbal memiliki vitamin C yang cukup tinggi dan sangat baik bagi kesehatan
tubuh. Beberapa varietas rosela herbal yang telah dilepas adalah Roselindo 1; Roselindo 2; Roselindo 3;
dan Roselindo 4.