Petunia flower seeds

Verbena flower, pigeon keeper Scientific name: Verbena officinalis It is considered one of the summer annual and perennial plants, evergreen, ornamental plants, characterized by very beautiful, soft-touch flowers with a fragrant smell and a cheerful appearance, multi-colored, including white, red, purple, fuchsia. Verbena is a fast-growing plant, reaching a height of up to 70 cm, flowering throughout the year except for some rest periods. It grows in temperate and tropical areas and is considered a winter annual flower in the Gulf region. Its original habitat is Europe, Asia, and North Africa. It helps stabilize the soil and cover slopes and inclines. It is a drought-resistant plant and generous in flowering. It is very easy to grow at home and gives an elegant and wonderful look to windows. It has many health and medicinal uses. Soil type: Grows well in sandy, fertile, and clay soils. Soil pH level: Neutral, basic, alkaline, or acidic soils. Soil drainage: Good drainage and aeration. Light exposure: Sunny. Propagation: Propagates through seeds planted in trays, as well as by cuttings and layering. Fertilization: Once a month. Planting time: Seeds are planted from September to November, and cuttings and layering in January and February. Flowering: From December of the same year of planting the seed until May of the following year. Water requirements: Good. Irrigation: Regular and careful. Humidity: High humidity destroys young buds. Suitable places for planting: Homes, roadsides, gardens, balconies, household gardens, kitchens. Method of growing Verbena flower: Before planting seeds, they must be prepared specifically. First: Place them on a cotton pad or a damp cloth with warm water, covered with a lid for one day. Second: Distribute the seeds evenly on the soil surface in trays or cells, and do not fill them with soil mixture. Third: The first sprouts will begin to appear after a few days. Third: Once most sprouts appear, transfer the seedlings to a cooler place where they feel more comfortable. Fourth: After a week, the seedlings will be full of buds. Fifth: After two weeks, young buds form thin green rows in the tray, and when the young plant has 2-3 leaves, it is transplanted into separate cups.