Portulaca flower seeds - Portulaca grandiflora

Number 5000 seeds Common name: Morning flower - Purslane flower Scientific name: portulaca grandiflora A short, fast-growing plant, reaching only 15 cm in height. 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, blooming 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 the features of the flowers is that they only open under full sunlight throughout the summer and afterward. • Seeds of the morning flower - Purslane flower: Come inside small boxes measuring 0.6 cm. The seeds are toxic and should not be eaten. • Season for germinating the morning flower - Purslane flower: Planted in spring, but can also be cultivated year-round in agricultural protected 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 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 through 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 peoples in the Mediterranean regions believing it has many health benefits. • Native origin of the morning flower - Purslane flower: Its original habitat is Brazil and the Mediterranean basin countries. It is cultivated intensively in Saudi Arabia and the Gulf countries.