Gomphrena globosa flower seeds

Common name: Gomphrena Scientific name: Gomphrena omphrena Also known as: Madna - Zarar al-Sit - Dam al-Aashiq A perennial herbaceous plant, evergreen, reaching a height of 50 cm, with ovate, pointed leaves, 2 to 6 cm long, with a clear light red vein. This plant is cultivated for its many varieties with different colors and lines ranging from purple to light red, purple-red, and orange. There are also green varieties. • Dam al-Aashiq flower - Gomphrena: Small, spike-like flowers, mostly white, 0.2 cm in size, blooming from early May to the end of June. • Fruit and seeds of Dam al-Aashiq - Gomphrena: Its fruits are small, 0.2 cm in size, shaped like tiny boxes containing seeds inside. • Growing season for Dam al-Aashiq - Gomphrena: Seeds are planted in early spring to mid-spring, and can also be cultivated year-round in protected agricultural environments, enclosed or plastic places where temperature can be controlled, sunlight is accessible, or where adequate lighting for the plant is available. • Suitable climate and soil for Dam al-Aashiq - Gomphrena: Dam al-Aashiq is a summer flower that loves sunlight, tolerates drought and high temperatures, requires regular watering during the peak of summer, and fertilization during the flowering season. It does not tolerate strong winds. It is preferred to grow the plant in fertile soil, but it can also grow in well-drained sandy soil unless the soil is salty. • How to cultivate Dam al-Aashiq - Gomphrena: Propagated through seeds and cuttings, on a surface 1 to 2 cm in soil. It is also easy to propagate by cuttings, which root quickly in the presence of water. • Its benefits and uses: Used for decoration in homes, open public places, ground cover, container planting, park planting, private gardens, hanging extended gardens, small farm in a valley, urban areas, edge plants. • Native habitat of Dam al-Aashiq - Gomphrena: South America.