Zinnia flower seeds in multiple colors

Common name: Zinnia flower Scientific name: Zinnia Original habitat of Zinnia flowers: • Central America as well as tropical America, and cultivated in Saudi Arabia and Gulf countries. Description of Zinnia plant: • An annual summer flowering plant, with a stem leaning towards brown color, reaching a height of 35 cm to about 75 cm, • Its leaves are simple, oval-shaped, about 8 cm long, light-colored with a full edge. Uses and benefits of Zinnia plant: • Beautifying home and public gardens. • Beautifying roads and median strips of roads. • Used to decorate side pathways in public and private gardens. Description of Zinnia fruit and seeds: • The fruit is poor and its size is 0.5 cm. • Seeds emerge in important multi-colored clusters from yellow to red, with a diameter of 1 cm, resembling a dahlia cluster in shape. Description of Zinnia flower: • Its flowers are beautiful with bright, stunning colors, including red, yellow, orange, and white, with a lovely shape that attracts attention, and are considered attractive flowers worldwide. Climate conditions and soil suitable for Zinnia flowers: Suitable climate for Zinnia flowers: • Zinnia is a summer annual flower, resistant to heat, and can tolerate relatively dry conditions. Suitable soil for cultivating Zinnia: • It coexists with chalky and sandy soils, and prefers clay soil with good water drainage. Method of propagation and planting time for Zinnia flowers: • Propagation: • It reproduces through seeds. • Planting time: • Planted in spring, specifically in March and April. • How to cultivate Zinnia flowers: • Seeds can be planted in germination trays or pots, then spread after the emergence of leaves and before the roots of the seedlings penetrate the soil, with two or three seedlings per 8 cm pot. After about 45 days, transfer to larger pots with a diameter of 25 cm, with one plant per pot, or plant directly in the ground by scattering the seeds and covering them with a layer of sand no more than 2 cm. • They grow best in sunlight and hot weather because they are summer annuals.