Whitex seeds

Number 500 seeds Common name: Whitexmen Other names: Kaf Maryam, 3 leaves A small shrub or tree resistant to heat. The plant grows up to a height and width of 5 meters. It is an evergreen plant with a conical shape and an open crown. The leaves are opposite, fully margined, and every three leaves are borne on one branch. Whitex shrub flowers: The flowers are violet-blue with long stamens carried on clusters about 18 cm long. The flowers appear in May and remain on the plant until September. Whitex shrub fruit and seeds: The fruit is a green fleshy berry resembling a grape, about 0.5 cm in size. Whitex shrub propagation season: The best time to plant the seeds is from February to April, but they can be planted year-round in agricultural greenhouses and enclosed or plastic places where temperature can be controlled and sunlight or adequate lighting is available. Suitable climate and soil for planting Whitex shrub: Whitex needs sufficient watering and high humidity as it is native to tropical regions. The plant can tolerate some drought, heat, and salinity. It is planted in moist, well-drained sandy soil. Method of planting Whitex shrub: It propagates by seeds and cuttings. Seeds are planted at a depth of 1 cm to 3 cm. It is fertilized once with organic fertilizer. It does not require soaking in water or scratching, as it grows quickly. Its benefits and uses: It is cultivated for decoration in gardens, parks, and streets. It is suitable for creating a plant barrier, and can be pruned to grow vertically. Its leaves are used medicinally to treat some women's diseases. Original habitat of Whitex shrub: It is widespread in tropical East Africa and in the Far East in French Polynesia. It is cultivated in Saudi Arabia and Gulf countries.