Indian Canna seeds

Number 30 seeds 6.00 S.R. Indian canna seeds Common name: Indian canna Scientific name: Canna indica The canna plant is a beautiful perennial herbaceous plant, with flowers in various colors ranging from red, orange, and yellow. The plant needs rich fertile soil and high humidity. Its native habitat is humid tropical regions where there are more than 30 varieties of canna, originally from Central and South America. New attractive varieties, especially those with black leaves and dark red flowers, have been cultivated. They produce flowers throughout the year. The leaves are large, wide, oval-shaped, with veins on a smooth stalk, and the roots are tuberous rhizomes. Exposure to the sun is important, and being in the shade helps promote vigorous growth; lack of light affects flowering. It can be propagated by seeds and by dividing the fleshy rhizome, which is a method for reproducing cultivated varieties. The plant is frost-resistant, and highly alkaline soil affects the leaves. The plant can be used in pond planting and in pots, grown as a hedge around the garden. Plants should be spaced 50 cm apart; turning the soil helps retain moisture. Planting in groups looks more aesthetically pleasing than planting extensively in a continuous manner. Strong winds affect the leaves, so sheltered locations are best, especially in Riyadh, where wind exposure can harm the plant's appearance. Dead flowers should be pruned to encourage new blooms. Damaged leaves should be removed from the base to stimulate new growth.