Emex spinosa seeds

Common name: Al-Himbaz Scientific name: Emex spinosa (L.) Campd Also known as: Hinzab - Crow's man Al-Himbaz is a seasonal herbaceous plant that reaches a height of about 30 cm and a diameter of about 50 cm, with dense branches and oval leaves. It has thick edible roots and is a spring grazing plant. Shape of the Al-Himbaz flower: Its small green spherical flowers bloom in the spring. Shape of the Al-Himbaz seeds: Its seeds are flat, dark-colored, and semi-oval in shape. Al-Himbaz planting season: Autumn is considered the best time to plant Al-Himbaz, but it can also be cultivated year-round in agricultural protected areas and regions with a moderate climate. Suitable climate and soil for planting Al-Himbaz: It thrives in spring weather, spreads in floodplains and plains, and is not tolerant of high salinity. Method of planting Al-Himbaz: It is propagated by seeds that are planted in the soil at a depth not exceeding 1 cm. It should be watered regularly throughout the germination period until the seedlings appear. Benefits and uses of Al-Himbaz: It is cultivated for multiple uses. Native habitat of Al-Himbaz: Arabian Peninsula and the Levant.