Purple Khatmiyah seeds, wholesale line

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Common name: Violet Althaea Scientific name: Althaea purple Also called: Khatmiyah, Khabiza Original habitat of the Violet Althaea plant: Its original habitat dates back to the Arab world and the Mediterranean Basin. Description of the Violet Althaea plant: The Althaea plant is a large, perennial herb, with upright stems about 1 meter tall, and can reach up to 1.5 meters. Its leaves are borne on petioles from 1 to 6 cm long, green-gray, white, and can be entire or with 3 lobes, with a serrated to dentate margin. The upper leaves are oval or tripartite in a vague shape, and the lower leaves are ovate and vine-like, measuring 4-10 cm in length and 2-7 cm in width. The plant is perennial thanks to its underground shoots and deep-rooted roots. The fruit is a round shape about 8 mm in diameter, yellow in color. The seeds are kidney-shaped. Description of the flower of the Violet Althaea plant: The flowers are somewhat large, pinkish-purple in color, with five petals, blooming throughout the year. Uses and benefits of the Violet Althaea plant: Grown for decoration in homes and gardens. Planted to stabilize the soil and prevent desertification. Contains many aromatic oils. Used in cosmetics and perfume industries. Has multiple health benefits. Suitable climate for the Althaea plant: Grows in moderate and humid climates. Prefers lightly shaded, dark, and humid sites. Loves intense, burning sunlight. Tolerates drought and various temperatures. Suitable soil for the Violet Althaea plant: Growing Althaea requires chalky, sandy, or clayey soil. Sensitive to soil salinity. Needs regular watering, especially in summer. Propagation method of the Violet Althaea: Reproduces through seeds. Best time to plant the Violet Althaea: Seeds are planted in spring. Method of planting the seeds of the Violet Althaea: It is preferable to plant each Althaea seed about 1/4 inch deep, 18 to 20 inches apart, and lightly cover with soil. Regardless of where the seeds are sown, be patient; it usually takes about two weeks to germinate. Seedlings can be placed outside after two to three weeks from the last frost. Fertilizing method for the Violet Althaea: These plants prefer fertile conditions and heavy nutrients. Adding organic matter to your soil in spring and applying organic fertilizer from flowers or fish emulsion high in nitrogen every few weeks during flowering will promote growth.