I have been trying with several of mine, with no success to date. BUT I HAVE A QUESTION, as always.... Can I save pollen, and have it viable later? Anything special I would need to do?
I am familiar with saving Iris and Daylily and African Violet pollen - I have lots stored...wonder if it is the same with hibiscus? My pollen plant of choice always blooms about 2 months off from the others... and wishes dont make it happen sad to say...

I too have iris and daylily pollen stored since I pollinate and grow the seedlings. I have also pollinated hardy Hibiscus but the only seeds I got was from a white variety. All were seed grown.

I never sowed the seeds so have no idea what the seedling would look like. I don't see any reason why you can't store Hibiscus pollen. All my pollen are in vials then stored in the freezer. But first let the pollen dry over night on a paper plate or napkin. Before freezing, remove the stamen since it is moist.

Be sure that the pollen is ripe when you harvest it. It should be powdery.

I've pollinated wild hibiscus with pollen from my Hardy hibiscus I grew from seed at my house , I got seeds and they grew but haven't bloomed yet so I don't know what the bloom will be.

I got tons growing atm, 1 hardy and 18 trops