Salvia aegyptiaca seeds

Number 1000 seeds Common name: Rihla herb Scientific name: Salvia aegyptiaca Among its names: Qas'ain - Gza herb The herb is wild and flowering, with multiple stems that rise upward to a height of about 60 cm. Its leaves are dark green, wrinkled, semi-oval, and serrated at the edges. It is a wild plant found in deserts with hard or rocky soil. What is the shape of the Rihla herb flower? Its dense flowers are purple in color and have tightly attached petals, blooming in the spring. What is the shape of the Rihla herb seeds? Small oval seeds with a dark color. When is the planting season for Rihla herb? October and November are considered the best months for planting Rihla seeds, and it can also be cultivated throughout the year in climate-controlled preserves and areas with a moderate climate. What is the suitable climate and soil for growing Rihla herb? Rihla herb needs sunlight and moderate weather during germination, and with regular watering, it can continue until summer, when it is affected by the heat but resumes growth after the weather moderates. It thrives in hard soils. What is the method of planting Rihla herb? Since Rihla herb seeds are small, it is better to mix 0.5 grams of seeds with 50 grams of sand to facilitate scattering and proper distribution of the seeds. It should also be watered regularly throughout the germination period. What are the benefits and uses of Rihla herb? It has multiple medicinal uses. Where is the original habitat of Rihla herb? Saudi Arabia and North Africa.