White Star Climbing Seeds (Ipomoea cairica)

Common name: White St. Hassan climbing plant Scientific name: Ipomoea Cairica Other names: Ipomoea, Daytime net, Balab, Madidah A perennial climbing plant from the nightshade family, fast-growing with lush green density, creeping and vining with a length exceeding 10 meters. It has barren stems and round, serrated, evergreen leaves. It is a sun-loving plant suitable for cultivation in hot climates, where its greenery density and flowering increase. White St. Hassan climbing flower: Its flowers are white, bell-shaped, resembling a funnel, blooming most days of the year. White St. Hassan climbing fruit and seeds: Its fruit is shaped like a box, 1 cm wide, brown in color, containing internal cavities with black seeds of a specific shape, each seed isolated in the cavity from the others. Best season for germinating White St. Hassan climbing plant: The best time for germination via seeds is in spring, while propagation by cuttings is done in autumn and winter. Suitable climate and soil for cultivating White St. Hassan climbing plant: St. Hassan loves sunlight, thriving with lush greenery and abundant flowering during summer in hot weather. Although affected by frost, it regrows after temperatures rise. It prospers in fertile, well-drained soil with regular watering and responds well to fertilization. Method of cultivation for White St. Hassan climbing plant: It propagates through seeds planted at a depth of 1-2 cm from the soil surface. It can also be fertilized with organic fertilizer at least once during flowering to accelerate growth. Its benefits and uses: It is considered one of the best climbing plants grown in homes and gardens in hot regions. Native habitat of White St. Hassan climbing plant: Tropical regions of Asia and Africa.