Medicinal Calendula officinalis seeds

30 seeds 7 riyals Common name: Marigold Scientific name: Calendula officinalis It is considered one of the most popular plants used in the West. The used part of the marigold is its orange flowers, beautiful in shape, and the original home of this plant is southern Europe. Calendula grows in orchards and roadsides, with a stem height of 40-60 centimeters. Its leaves are oval, serrated, covered with fine bristles, and the flowers are yellow, orange, or red-golden with a black velvet center that blooms in the fall. Calendula plant contains terpenes, resinous materials, bitter glucosides, volatile oils, sterols, phenols, gels, and carotenoids. MARIGOLD Garden Calendula is a perennial plant that reaches a height of about 60 centimeters. It has bright orange flowers resembling daisy flowers in their arrangement. The original home of garden calendula: It is native to southern Europe and is grown in the temperate regions of the world. It usually grows spontaneously in orchards and roadsides. Used part: its open flowers and the tender plant before the flowers open. The flowers of the plant have a strong unpleasant odor. It is used as an anti-inflammatory, for colds and coughs. The Azeris know the gardens by other names such as Qoqhan, Zubaida, and Kahla.