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Common name: Al-Hameed. Scientific name: Rumex vesicarius. Also called: Al-Hamadh- Al-Hamadiha. The original habitat of Al-Hameed (Al-Hamadh): • Arabian Peninsula and tropical regions, • It spreads in Asia and parts of Africa and many countries of the world. Description of Al-Hameed (Al-Hamadh): • Al-Hameed is an annual herbaceous plant, a seasonal winter plant, fast-growing, germinating automatically after the rainy season, thriving in spring, the leaves are oval-shaped, smooth to the touch, with a distinctive sour taste, branches grow from the base upright, the plant sometimes exceeds 60 cm in height, and its spread circumference may surpass 50 cm. Description of Al-Hameed flower (Al-Hamadh): • The flowers are light red, semi-umbellate, appearing in spring. The winged flower turns dark red under full sunlight. Uses and benefits of Al-Hameed (Al-Hamadh): • Used in the medical field for its many benefits. • Cooked and eaten. • Used for decoration. • Used in cosmetics for containing natural oils. • Useful for covering open spaces and stabilizing slopes. • Has great value as a soil cover and as a plant for urban beds. • Suitable for use as a winter annual plant for cultivation along roads. Suitable climate for Al-Hameed (Al-Hamadh): • Tolerates frost because it is a winter plant. • Tolerates drought. • Does not tolerate high temperatures. • Grows in moderate climates. • Sensitive to wind. Suitable soil for cultivating Al-Hameed (Al-Hamadh): • Grows in various soils. • Grows in fertile, well-drained, aerated soils. • Grows in moist clay soils. • Sensitive to salinity. Propagation method of Al-Hameed (Al-Hamadh): • Propagates through seeds.