Bellis perennis, wild chamomile seeds, multiple colors

Common name: Chamomile of the meadow. Scientific name: Bellis perennis. Also called: Bellis pumbinito. Original habitat of the meadow chamomile (Bellis pumbinito): • Canary Islands, southern and central Europe, North Africa, and its cultivation spread in most parts of the world. Description of meadow chamomile (Bellis pumbinito): • Meadow chamomile is a perennial herbaceous plant, height from 10 to 25 cm. • The underground system consists of a creeping stem or rhizome, veined leaves, slightly thick, in a rosette, with double flowers larger than common chamomile, length between 6 and 40 mm, and width from 4 to 20 mm. Description of meadow chamomile flower (Bellis pumbinito): • Its flowers vary in color from white to red and pink-purple to more or less prominent, differ in shape from the known chamomile, larger in size, beautiful appearance, with a fragrant scent. Uses and benefits of meadow chamomile (Bellis pumbinito): • Grown for decoration in homes, gardens, and streets. • Grown in windowsills and has a stunning appearance. • Extracted oils are used in cosmetics. • Has uses in the medical field. • Has multiple health benefits. • Can be cultivated in agricultural beds. • Grown to cover the soil. Suitable climate for meadow chamomile (Bellis pumbinito): • Sensitive to frost. • Sensitive to drought. • Grows in moderate climates. Suitable soil for meadow chamomile (Bellis pumbinito): • Grows in various soils. • Grows in well-drained and aerated soils. • Likes watering. • Does not tolerate soil salinity. Propagation method of meadow chamomile (Bellis pumbinito): • Propagates by seeds. Timing for planting meadow chamomile (Bellis pumbinito): • Planted at the beginning of the spring season directly in the ground. • Can be cultivated throughout the year indoors in suitable conditions with appropriate temperature and humidity for germination (such as greenhouses). Method of planting meadow chamomile by seeds: • Place the seeds on the surface of the soil designated for planting in seedling containers or directly on the ground, then cover them with a thin layer of soil. • Water the soil, considering soil moisture throughout the germination period. • Place the containers in a sunny spot. Fertilization method for meadow chamomile (Bellis pumbinito): • Fertilize with organic fertilizer at least once to accelerate growth and development.