Lantana camara seeds

Common name: Lantana Camara Scientific name: Lantana camara Other names: Umm Kulthum - Al Mina - Curved Lantana A medium-sized shrubby plant reaching a height of 150 cm. Its branches are thin and dark green, and the leaves are dark green, oval-shaped, up to 7 cm long, covered with coarse hairs. Lantana Camara flower: The inflorescence consists of a cluster of small flowers at the tips, varying in colors from pink, yellow, red, to orange, and has a strong fragrant scent. Fruit and seeds of Lantana Camara flower: The fruits are green berries that turn black when ripe. All parts of the plant are toxic, especially the fruits. Growing season for Lantana Camara flower: The best time to plant from seeds is March, April, September, and October, but it can also be cultivated year-round in agricultural nurseries and moderate areas. Suitable climate and soil for Lantana Camara flower: Lantana Camara tolerates high temperatures, drought, and sunlight, but grows best in conditions of high relative humidity. It has moderate salt tolerance and can grow in any type of soil, with regular watering. Method of cultivating Lantana Camara flower: It propagates through seeds and cuttings, at a depth of 1 cm to 2 cm, planted directly in the ground or in home pots. It is fast-growing. Its benefits and uses: Lantana Camara has multiple decorative uses in dry areas, such as serving as a natural barrier or fence that can be shaped, or for decoration with attractive colors. It is commonly used in urban areas, in public open spaces, and for landscaping in parks. Original habitat of Lantana Camara flower: Hot regions of America, and it is widespread in Saudi Arabia and the Gulf countries.