Dahlia flower seeds

Delphinium seed (obstacle). Quantity: +100. Scientific name: Delphinium. Obstacle flower is an herbaceous plant, some are annual and some are perennial, its height ranges between 30 and 80 cm. It is considered one of the summer flowers with a stunning appearance and many beautiful colors, including blue, pink, white, and purple. Due to its beauty, elegance, and fragrance, this flower has become attached to people's feelings and has become a topic among them. It is a beautiful flower that flaunts in gardens with its colors and height. A beautiful plant with upright stems, spikes, and lovely leaves. It is planted in March, April, and September. It prefers humid and cool summer weather and does not grow well in hot and dry weather. It is one of the most loved flowers in the world, and hobbyists and professionals still work on hybridizing it to improve its shape and size. Its native habitat is throughout the northern hemisphere, as well as on high mountains in tropical Africa. It has many health medicinal uses. Propagation: by seeds or cuttings. Seeds are planted directly in the soil. Soil type: fertile, dry. Soil drainage: good drainage. Soil pH: alkaline. Watering: watered regularly, especially when summer heat intensifies, and should not dry out. Exposure to light: full sun. Blooming time: summer season. Suitable places for planting: home gardens, windows, borders, along roadsides, farms, and it is popular in rural garden and preferred in public gardens. Pruning and trimming: removing spent flowers (deadheading) helps promote more flowering later. If there are many dead flowers, you can cut them with scissors or garden shears. Reduce plants by a quarter to half to maintain a tidy habit, giving them a better chance to grow later in the season. Cultivation method: 1- A suitable place for planting Delphinium (obstacle). 2- A suitable pot for soil placement. 3- Prepare the soil by mixing 5 to 10 cm of compost, preferably organic compost. 4- In spring, add lime or wood chips or a mixture of both to the soil because the plant prefers alkaline, especially the perennial ones. 5- Seeds should be sterilized before planting, especially using antifungal agents, by placing the seeds in a cloth bag and soaking them in a sterilizing solution, then placing them in the refrigerator inside the cloth bag and keeping them moist for a week until white spots appear on the seeds. Then place them near a window and leave them in the same cloth for several days. 6- Place the seeds on the soil surface and cover them with light soil. 7- Water with enough water until they are irrigated.