Night flower seed dual color - pink and yellow (Mirabilis jalapa)

Common name: Nightshade Scientific name: Mirabilis jalapa Also known as: Nightshade - Lalah Abbas - Four O'Clock Flower Nightshade or Four O'Clock is a small perennial shrub from the Bignoniaceae family, reaching about half a meter in height. It is named this way because its flowers open from four in the afternoon until the next morning. Its leaves are elongated and green. • Two-tone nightshade flower - pink and yellow: Its small, beautiful, bell-shaped flowers feature a captivating blend of yellow and pink colors. It blooms in spring. • Seeds of two-tone nightshade flower - pink and yellow: Its small, round seeds are dark brown, almost black. • Growing season for two-tone nightshade flower - pink and yellow: It is planted in spring, and can also be cultivated year-round in moderate climates, agricultural protected areas, or enclosed or plastic-covered places where temperature and sunlight can be controlled, or where adequate lighting for the plant is available. • Suitable climate and soil for two-tone nightshade flower - pink and yellow: Nightshade grows in all well-drained, ventilated soils. It is watered twice daily during summer, and once daily or every two days depending on soil moisture. It loves direct sunlight, is sensitive to frost and drought, and high temperatures. • How to cultivate two-tone nightshade flower - pink and yellow: It propagates by seeds planted 1 cm deep in the soil surface. It can also be fertilized with organic fertilizer at least once during flowering to accelerate growth and development. • Its benefits and uses: Used for decoration in homes, gardens, and parks. • Native habitat of two-tone nightshade flower - pink and yellow: Tropical America, and it is found in many Arab countries.