California poppy seeds with multiple petals (Eschscholzia californica)

Common name: California poppy multi-petaled Scientific name: Eschscholzia californica Also known as: California poppy - Golden poppy Plant around from the poppy family, has a hollow, tubular, slender stem up to 25 cm tall, topped with a single flower. Its leaves are finely divided and dark green. California poppy is distinguished by its bright flowers with multiple colors and petals, making it one of the most beautiful flowering plants. It is suitable for cultivation in containers and home garden beds. What is the shape of the California poppy multi-petaled flower? Its silky, multi-colored flowers have multiple petals up to 6 cm long. They open during the day and close at night, and during harsh cold or strong winds, as well as with the shade of the sun and prolonged cloud cover, it blooms from February until the start of summer. What is the shape of the seeds of the California poppy multi-petaled? Its seeds are small, round, and gray in color, larger than local poppy seeds. When is the season for planting California poppy multi-petaled? October and November are the best months for planting its seeds. It can also be cultivated in winter and spring, or in protected environments throughout the year. What is the suitable climate and soil for growing California poppy multi-petaled? It needs a moderate climate between 15 - 28 degrees Celsius and light, well-drained soil. It does not tolerate high salinity. What is the method of planting California poppy multi-petaled? It is planted by seeds, either in planting containers and seed trays or directly in the ground. It should be watered continuously throughout the growing period to prevent the soil from drying out. What are the benefits and uses of California poppy multi-petaled? The flowers are cultivated for decoration in homes, gardens, and private reserves. Where is the native habitat of California poppy multi-petaled? Its native habitat is California, USA, where it is the official state symbol. It also grows in southern Europe and Australia.