Carpet flower seeds

Flower of the carpet, flower of the sheath, flower of the calycos. The scientific name: Coleus Blumei. A summer plant, some are annual and others are evergreen, grows quickly and easily, and the temperature should not fall below 10 degrees Celsius in winter. It is a plant that loves warmth and humidity, so it is recommended to spray it with water mist from time to time. It is a painting of natural colors and the height of beauty and creativity. The carpet plant is characterized by its wonderful and mixed colors, and its leaves grow in multiple colors, with some types having leaves of one or two colors, and some types having more than three colors. The colors are a mixture of green, yellow, red, and pink, giving a wonderful and beautiful appearance to gardens and homes. The leaves are naturally speckled with jagged edges, and the flowers are white and may be pink. They produce a flower spike at the top of the plant, which is advised to be removed so it does not compete with the leaves for water and nutrients in the soil. It is considered one of the most beautiful indoor ornamental plants. It is called the carpet because of its patterns and many different colors that resemble a carpet. It grows in the sun or bright illuminated places, meaning it can be cultivated inside homes or outside. Its original habitat is tropical Asia. Propagation: by seeds and cuttings. Soil drainage: good drainage and aeration. Fertilization: once a month during spring and summer. Watering: regular, avoiding waterlogging, with relatively abundant watering in summer and less in winter. Exposure to light: needs strong light rays away from direct sunlight, and can be exposed to light shade in winter. *Note: the stronger the light, the more the colors on the leaf will intensify and overshadow the green. Notice that the plant's leaves tend to be green if grown in the shade, while the colors multiply when exposed to the sun. Pruning and trimming: it is recommended to cut the growing tips of young plants to stimulate new branch growth, making the plant look bushy. The more you prune, the more branches will grow. Suitable places for cultivation: roadside edges under trees, windows, public gardens, home gardens, balconies.