White gomphrena globosa

Common name: Jumferina Scientific name: Jumperina globosa white Also called: Madna Native habitat of Jumferina (Madna): • Central and South America (Amazon) and Australia and East Asia. Description of Jumferina (Madna): • Jumferina is an upright herbaceous plant, some are perennial and some are seasonal, reaching a height of 30-60 cm, with branched stems, and its leaves are spear-shaped, rough, and opposite on the stem. Description of Jumferina flower (Madna): • Medium-sized spike-like flowers of various colors, white or pink or purple. Uses and benefits of Jumferina (Madna): • Used for decoration in homes and gardens. • Soil coverage. • Has medicinal uses. • Used in cosmetics. Suitable climate for Jumferina (Madna): • Loves direct sunlight. • Tolerates drought. • Tolerates high temperatures. • Sensitive to frost and strong winds. Suitable soil for Jumferina (Madna): • Grows in well-drained and ventilated soils. • Grows in sandy soils. • Grows in clay soils. • Sensitive to salinity. Propagation method of Jumferina (Madna): • Propagates by seeds. Planting time for Jumferina (Madna): • From February to April. Method of planting Jumferina by seeds (Madna): • Prepare the soil with 5 to 10 cm of compost. • Place the seeds on the soil and cover them. • Water with water and wait until it blooms. Fertilization method for Jumferina (Madna): • Fertilize with organic fertilizers at the beginning of germination and during flowering.