Melissa officinalis herb seeds

Common name: Lemon Balm. Scientific name: Melissa officinalis. Also called: Lemon balm- Melissa- Bee grass. The original habitat of Lemon balm (Melissa): • Southern Europe and the Mediterranean Basin. Description of the Lemon balm herb (Melissa): Lemon balm is a fragrant perennial herb with square stems that range in height from 70 to 150 cm. Its elongated green leaves give off a fragrant aroma similar to lemon and close to the scent of mint. Description of the flower of the Lemon balm herb (Melissa): • Its small fragrant flowers are white and may sometimes be crimson in color. Uses and benefits of Lemon balm herb (Melissa): • It is boiled and drunk like tea. • It has multiple health benefits. • It is cultivated for beekeeping. • It is used in pharmaceutical manufacturing. • It is used as a type of spice. Suitable climate for Lemon balm herb (Melissa): • Likes a moderate humid climate. • Tolerates different temperatures except very cold ones. • Tolerates drought. • Does not tolerate frost. Suitable soil for Lemon balm herb (Melissa): • Grows in well-drained and ventilated soils. • Grows in various soils. • Tolerates soil acidity. • Is watered regularly. Propagation method of Lemon balm herb (Melissa): • Propagates by seeds. Planting time for Lemon balm herb (Melissa): • Planted in spring at the end of winter. Method of planting Lemon balm herb (Melissa) with seeds: • Place the seeds on the surface of the designated planting soil at a depth of 2 cm in seedling containers and cover them with a thin layer of soil. • Water the soil after planting, keeping the soil moist throughout the germination period. • Place the containers in a shaded area where they receive sunlight. Fertilization method for Lemon balm herb (Melissa): • Fertilize with organic fertilizers such as organic compost, which helps promote the growth of this plant.