Seeds of the herb Al-Aadhir (Artemisia monosperma)

Number 1000 seeds Common name: Mugwort - Chamomile of the gravel Scientific name: Artemisia monosperma Other names: Lailil - Aadir A widely spread herbaceous plant, it is a dark green perennial plant with broad, flat, rhombic leaves about 10 cm long, reaching up to 70 cm in height. It is a famous plant in the Sinai Desert and is considered a rare plant in other Arab regions. Flower of Mugwort: Its small flowers are yellowish-green in color, blooming from April to October. Seeds of Mugwort: Its small brown seeds. Season for planting Mugwort: It is cultivated in spring and autumn, and can also be grown year-round in agricultural reserves, enclosed spaces, or plastic-covered areas where temperature can be controlled and sunlight or adequate lighting is available. Suitable climate and soil for Mugwort: The Mugwort plant prefers sandy soil generally, and is tolerant of various soil pH levels. It also tolerates salinity and drought well. It loves direct sunlight and is watered with rainwater. Method of cultivating Mugwort: It propagates through seeds planted at a depth of 1 cm from the soil surface. It can also be fertilized with organic fertilizer at least once to accelerate its growth and development. Its benefits and uses: Used for decoration in homes and gardens. Original habitat of Mugwort: Sinai Desert in the Arab Republic of Egypt, and northern Saudi Arabia.