Balsamina flower seeds

Common name: Balsamina Scientific name: Impatiens balsamina Also known as: Majza'a, Golden woods, Balsam, Don't touch me, Patient plant, Sultanah, Zanzibar Balsam Balsamina is a plant with spiral stems and glossy, dark green, rhombic leaves with a greasy texture, not exceeding 60 cm in height. Balsamina flower: Its flowers have large crown-like petals up to 2 inches in diameter, and are multicolored, including pink, red, purple, and white. They bloom singly or in small groups, from June to October. Balsamina seed: Its seeds are small and brown. Balsamina flowering season: Grown in spring and summer, and can also be cultivated year-round in protected agricultural environments, enclosed or plastic places where temperature can be controlled, sunlight reaches the plant, or where adequate lighting is available. Suitable climate and soil for Balsamina: Grown in semi-shady places where it does not need more than 3 hours of sunlight, and it does not tolerate frost. It grows well in moist, well-drained soil, and is watered regularly. Method of cultivating Balsamina: Propagated by seeds, at a depth of 1 cm to 2 cm, fertilized with organic fertilizer at least once. Its benefits and uses: Used for decoration, beautifying small gardens, balconies, and home gardens. It was also used in traditional medicine and as henna for coloring hair and parts of the body. Original habitat of Balsamina: India and Southeast Asia, and it is cultivated in many countries around the world.