Red carnation flower seeds

Common name: Red Carnation Flower Scientific name: Dianthus caryophyllus Perennial plant belonging to the Caryophyllaceae family, exceeding 70 cm in height, with opposite, shiny, linear leaves, and great popularity as it ranks second worldwide, surpassing chrysanthemums and tulips among cut flowers used in bouquets. • Red Carnation Flower: Its large-sized flowers have five petals, a strong fragrant scent, and are solitary with an attractive red color. • Seeds of the Red Carnation Flower: Small, black, and round-shaped. • Germination season of the Red Carnation Flower: Cultivated in September and October, and can also be grown year-round in moderate climates, agricultural protected areas, enclosed or plastic places where temperature can be controlled and where it receives sunlight or adequate lighting for the plant. • Suitable climate and soil for cultivating the Red Carnation Flower: Carnations are among the most cold-tolerant flowers, remaining blooming in moderate weather but not tolerating hot climates. They require fertile, well-drained, and ventilated soil, regular fertilization and watering, and are sensitive to drought and frost. • Method of cultivating the Red Carnation Flower: By seeds: Soak in water for one day until the seeds are moist, then plant in a sun-accessible location, and lightly water daily to keep the soil moist. By cuttings: Propagate from December to the end of November. • Its benefits and uses: Used for flower bouquets, and cultivated for decoration and beautifying gardens and homes. • Original habitat of the Red Carnation Flower: Mediterranean region, and cultivated in Saudi Arabia and the Gulf countries.