Roemeria

Common name: Bakhteri Scientific name: Roemeria Among its names: Violet Didehan - Man of Gharab A flowering annual herb from the order of Hovadaniyya and the family of Papaveraceae, it has a slender stem that reaches up to 30 cm in height and is topped with a single flower. Its leaves are ribbon-shaped and divided. Bakhteri is one of the rare spring plants, seen in plains and soft lands, characterized by its bright violet flowers. What is the shape of the Bakhteri flower? Its flowers are large, violet in color, and bloom in the spring. What is the shape of Bakhteri seeds? Its seeds are dark-colored, spherical, very small like fine sand grains. When is the Bakhteri planting season? October and November are considered the best months for planting its seeds, and it can also be cultivated throughout the year in cold areas and controlled agricultural environments. What is the suitable climate and soil for growing Bakhteri? Bakhteri needs a moderate climate between 15 - 28 degrees Celsius, and well-drained light soil. It does not tolerate high salinity. What is the method of cultivating Bakhteri? Cultivation is done through seeds, either in planting containers and seed trays or directly in the ground. Since Bakhteri seeds are extremely tiny, it is better to mix 0.5 grams of seeds with 50 grams of sand to facilitate distribution. Bakhteri is difficult to germinate and requires sufficient and regular watering throughout the germination period. What are the benefits and uses of Bakhteri? Bakhteri is cultivated for decoration in homes, gardens, and private reserves. Where is the native habitat of Bakhteri? Northern Saudi Arabia and the Levant.