Vine seeds of the beautiful purple (Ipomoea cairica)

Common name: Madawi climbing plant, purple Scientific name: Ipomoea Cairica Also known as: Ipomoea - Shab al-Nahr A perennial climbing plant from the nightshade family, fast-growing with dense greenery, creeping and sprawling with a length exceeding 10 meters. It has barren branches and round, serrated, evergreen leaves. It is a sun-loving plant suitable for cultivation in hot climates, where its green density and flowering increase. Madawi climbing plant, purple: Its flowers are purple or violet, bell-shaped or funnel-shaped, blooming most days of the year. Fruits and seeds of Madawi climbing plant, purple: Its fruits are shaped like a box, 1 cm in diameter, brown in color, containing internal cavities with black seeds of a specific shape, each seed isolated in the cavity from the others. Season for germinating Madawi climbing plant, purple: The best time for germination through seeds is in spring, while propagation by cuttings is done in autumn and winter. Suitable climate and soil for cultivating Madawi climbing plant, purple: Madawi loves sunlight, thriving with dense greenery and abundant flowering during summer in hot weather. Although affected by frost, it regrows after temperatures rise. It flourishes in fertile, well-drained soil with regular watering, and it responds well to fertilization. Method of cultivation of Madawi climbing plant, purple: It propagates through seeds planted at a depth of 1-2 cm from the soil surface. It can also be fertilized with organic fertilizer at least once during flowering to accelerate growth. Its benefits and uses: It is considered one of the best climbing plants grown in homes and gardens in hot regions. Original habitat of Madawi climbing plant, purple: Tropical regions of Asia and Africa.