Herb seeds of the aromatic herb (Ducrosia anethifolia)

Common name: Al-Haza Scientific name: Ducrosia anethifolia Original habitat of Al-Haza plant: • Arabian Peninsula and spread in Mediterranean Basin countries, Arabian Desert, Iran, and Maghreb countries Description of Al-Haza plant: • Al-Haza is a fragrant, aromatic, perennial herbaceous plant, found in hot regions around the world. It grows from a woody, branched stem reaching about 50 cm in height. The leaves are divided multiple times, ending in narrow tips from above, and are considered the most important part of the plant. They are characterized by their strong, penetrating scent. It comes in different sizes. Description of Al-Haza flower: • Its small yellow flowers have a fragrant smell, blooming in April and May. Uses and benefits of Al-Haza plant: • Grown for decoration. • Grown to cover soil and combat desertification. • Has multiple health benefits. • An extract from it is used in the composition of some perfumes. Suitable climate for Al-Haza: • Grows in hot climates. • Tolerates drought. • Tolerates high temperatures. • Sensitive to frost. Suitable soil for Al-Haza: • Grows in various soils. • Grows in fertile, well-drained, and aerated soils. • Does not tolerate soil salinity. • Performs well in sandy and mixed soils. Method of cultivating Al-Haza: • Propagated by seeds. Planting time for Al-Haza: • Planted in spring. Method of planting Al-Haza: • Directly planted in the ground or mixed with suitable soil, then placed in containers, trays, or planting bags. The seed is planted at a depth not exceeding 2 cm, watered, and then placed in a warm, shaded place until it sprouts and reaches a certain height. After that, it is transferred to larger containers or directly to the ground. Fertilization method for Al-Haza: • The soil should be moist, well-drained, with a neutral to alkaline pH. Organic fertilization is recommended.