Chrysanthemum coronarium flower seeds - Aurula

Common name: Crown Daisy - Arula Scientific name: Chrysanthemum coronarium Other names: Crown Daisy The Crown Daisy plant is an annual belonging to the Chrysanthemum genus from the Asteraceae family, with long, fragile stems and small, thread-like leaves gathered together, reaching a length of up to 0.5 meters. - Crown Daisy - Arula: Its flowers are beautiful, up to 7 cm in size, with various colors such as yellow and white, with a yellow spot in the center, blooming in spring. - Seeds of Crown Daisy - Arula: Its seeds are small, 0.2 cm, thread-like in shape, black in color. - Growing season for Crown Daisy - Arula: It is planted in early spring and fall, and can also be cultivated throughout the year in agricultural protected areas, enclosed or plastic places where temperature can be controlled, sunlight reaches, or where the necessary lighting for the plant is available. - Suitable climate and soil for Crown Daisy - Arula: The Crown Daisy can grow well in moderate or slightly cold climates, but it blooms quickly in warm summer conditions. It tolerates frost and drought, grows in fertile, well-drained soils, and is watered regularly. - Method of cultivating Crown Daisy - Arula: It propagates by seeds at a depth of 1 cm to 2 cm from the soil surface, and can be fertilized with organic fertilizer at least once during flowering. - Its benefits and uses: It is one of the wonderful flowers grown to beautify homes and gardens with its stunning appearance. It is used in food dishes in Chinese, Japanese, and Korean kitchens. - Native habitat of Crown Daisy - Arula: The Mediterranean region, spreading in East Asia and North America. It is also cultivated in Saudi Arabia and many Arab countries.