Portulaca flower seeds - Portulaca grandiflora

Number 5000 seeds Common name: Morning flower - Purslane flower Scientific name: Portulaca grandiflora A short, fast-growing plant, reaching a height of only 15 cm. It has succulent stems and cylindrical leaves, about 3 cm long, arranged alternately or in small clusters on the plant, with a toothed apex. • Morning flower - Purslane flower: Small flowers resembling rose flowers, 2 cm in size, bloom from June to October, with a ring of leaves at the base. The flowers have very bright colors including pink, purple red, orange, red, yellow, and white. One of their features is that they only open under full sunlight throughout the summer and afterwards. • Seeds of the morning flower - Purslane flower: Come inside small boxes measuring 0.6 cm. Their seeds are toxic and should not be eaten. • Propagation season of the morning flower - Purslane flower: Plant in spring, and it can also be cultivated year-round in agricultural shelters and enclosed or plastic places where temperature can be controlled, sunlight reaches the plant, or where adequate lighting is available. • Suitable climate and soil for the morning flower - Purslane flower: The morning flower is resistant to humidity, heat, salinity, and drought. It tolerates all types of soil as long as the soil is good. The plant also needs moderate watering. • Method of cultivating the morning flower - Purslane flower: Reproduces by seeds or cuttings, at a depth of 1 cm – 2 cm. Fertilize with organic fertilizer at least once during flowering. • Its benefits and uses: Used to beautify homes and gardens for its stunning appearance. It is consumed by people in the Mediterranean region believing it has many health benefits. • Native habitat of the morning flower - Purslane flower: Its original habitat is Brazil and the Mediterranean basin countries. It is densely cultivated in Saudi Arabia and the Gulf countries.