Seeds of the plant flower petunia (Cannas)

Scientific name: Calendula officinalis, also known as pot marigold. It is a perennial plant that reaches a height of about 60 cm, with bright orange flowers that resemble daisy flowers in arrangement. The calendula flower is cultivated in regions with a moderate climate; southern Europe is the original habitat of the calendula herb. Its color is orange and may sometimes be yellow or red, and it has a beautiful shape. It usually grows spontaneously in gardens and along roadsides. It is used as a food appetizer, and has many medicinal uses such as treating bites, stings, acne, and it also activates the human immune system, as well as delays the appearance of signs of aging and thus prevents premature aging. Propagation: It propagates through seeds and cuttings. Planting times: planted in October and in the spring. Soil type: thrives in sandy and clay soils. Soil drainage: good drainage and aeration. * Seeds are planted directly in the soil and do not require special care.