Seasonal colored Didehan seeds

Common name: Colored Poppy Flower. Scientific name: papaver rhoeas. Also called: Anemone. Description: • The Didehan flower or colored anemone is one of the wild annual plants from the poppy family, its stem is slender and tender, and its leaves are lance-shaped with serrated edges, covered with white hairs. Original habitat: • Europe and North Africa, and it spreads in several regions with a moderate climate in Asia. Also, the colored Didehan flower spreads in the northern areas of Saudi Arabia during spring in rainy seasons. Uses and benefits: • Grown for decoration. • Has medicinal uses. The flower: • The colored Didehan flower has a dark spot in the center, and is characterized by its single flower with multiple colors including purple, pink, red, white, crimson, carmine, and purple. Its flowers bloom during spring, and the flowers are harvested for medicinal uses as summer approaches. Fruits and seeds: • Its fruits are oval-shaped with a rounded base, containing a large number of very small seeds. Suitable climatic conditions and soil for cultivation: • Requires a moderate and gentle climate with temperatures between 15-20 degrees Celsius, and can tolerate humid weather and heavy rain. The Didehan or anemone flower grows in fertile, moist soil. Cultivation method: • Cultivated by seeds.