Red seasonal Didehan seeds

Common name: Red Didehan Flowers. Scientific name: Papaver glaucum. Also called: Anemone. Description of seasonal Red Didehan: • The Didehan flower or 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 of seasonal Red Didehan: • Palestine, the Levant, and the Arab East, as well as the Red Didehan flower spreading in the northern regions of Saudi Arabia during the spring in rainy seasons. Uses and benefits of seasonal Red Didehan: • Grown for decoration in gardens and public parks and along roadsides. • Has multiple medicinal uses. • For beautification in corridors, gardens, and on home balconies. Description of seasonal Red Didehan flower: • The Didehan flower has an attractive red color with a dark spot in the center, characterized by its single flower that blooms during spring. Fruits and seeds of seasonal Red Didehan: • Its fruits are oval-shaped with a rounded base, containing a large number of very small seeds. Suitable climate for seasonal Red Didehan: • Needs a moderate climate with temperatures between 15-20 degrees Celsius. • Can tolerate humid weather and heavy rain. Suitable soil for planting seasonal Red Didehan: • The Didehan flower or Anemone grows in fertile, moist soil. • It sprouts in peat moss mixed with perlite to loosen the soil for the plant’s seedlings. Method of propagation of seasonal Red Didehan flowers: • The seasonal Red Didehan flowers propagate through seeds.