Seeds of the herb Al-Samara - Al-Huwayra (Sisymbrium orientale)

Common name: Samara herb Scientific name: Sisymbrium orientale Other names: Al-Huwaira - Al-Shilwa A seasonal grazing herb that flowers, reaching a length of about half a meter, with dissected leaves exceeding 10 cm, small flowers, and round fruits. It is one of the plants that bloom and spread in the spring. What is the shape of the Samara - Al-Huwaira flower? Its small flowers are yellow with four petals, blooming in spring. What is the shape of the seeds of the Samara - Al-Huwaira herb? Its seeds are small like grains of sand and brown in color. When is the planting season for the Samara - Al-Huwaira herb? October and November are considered the best months for planting Samara or Al-Huwaira seeds, and it can also be cultivated year-round in controlled environments and areas with a moderate climate. What is the suitable climate and soil for growing the Samara - Al-Huwaira herb? Samara or Al-Huwaira herb needs a moderate climate during germination, tolerates cold weather, and thrives with moderate temperatures in spring. It can be grown in most types of soil. What is the method of cultivating the Samara - Al-Huwaira herb? It is cultivated by seeds, either in plant containers and germination trays or directly in the ground, where it is planted at a depth of no more than 1 cm, and watered sufficiently throughout the germination period. What are the benefits and uses of the Samara - Al-Huwaira herb? Samara or Al-Huwaira is considered one of the spring grazing plants and is also a flowering plant. Where is the native habitat of the Samara - Al-Huwaira herb? Europe and North Africa, and it now spreads in many countries around the world.