Godetia seeds - assorted

The original habitat of Judetia flowers (Judetah): North and South America, and spread worldwide. Description of Judetia (Judetah): Judetia is an annual herbaceous plant that delights the eyes for a long time. Resistant to cold with straight, branched, spreading branches decorated with large leaves. It resembles bell buds, and the plant height ranges between 20-60 cm. Description of Judetia flower (Judetah): Its flowers are beautiful and brightly colored, including dark pink, light pink with a white spot in the middle, creamy white, red, and crimson, with a lovely fragrant aroma. Uses and benefits of Judetia flowers (Judetah): • Grown for decoration in homes, gardens, and streets. • Has an attractive appearance. • The extracted oils are used in perfume making. • Has multiple health benefits. • Grown to stabilize the soil. • Successfully cultivated in hanging baskets. Suitable climate for Judetia flowers (Judetah): • Grows in various climates. • Tolerates frost and cold. • Sensitive to drought. • Loves direct sunlight that is not scorching. Suitable soil for Judetia flowers (Judetah): • Grows in different soils. • Grows in well-drained and ventilated soils. • Tolerates soil salinity. • Loves clay and sandy soils. Method of propagation of Judetia flowers (Judetah): • Propagates through seeds. Planting time for Judetia flowers (Judetah): • Planted at the beginning of spring and autumn. Method of planting Judetia flowers (Judetah) with seeds: • Place the seeds in seedling pots or directly in the ground, then cover them with a thin layer of soil not exceeding 1.5 cm. • Water thoroughly, keeping the soil moist throughout the germination period. • After the first sprouts appear, reduce watering so that watering occurs only when the soil surface dries out. • Once the Judetia plant grows and rises slightly, it is preferable to press the center to help the plant flourish better and make it more compact. Method of fertilizing Judetia flowers (Judetah): • Sometimes, fertilizer is provided in the soil around the plant, which is sufficient fertilization for Judetia, and it is not a heavy nutrient substance.