Seeds of the Koshia tree (Heaven's broom)

Scientific name: Basia Scobaria Kushia tree, Paradise broom, Cokia. Kushia plant, Cokia, Paradise broom. It is an annual herbaceous plant, fast-growing, highly branched, with soft leaves, reaching a height of up to one and a half meters, considered a spherical shrub, with small flowers that bloom in spring and summer, and its leaves turn red during autumn. It grows under direct sunlight and does not grow in shade, and should be kept away from air currents. It requires little care and rarely suffers from pests and diseases. It also tolerates heat and drought. It is used as an ornamental plant in private and public gardens, as a hedge or in pots, and has medicinal and health uses in some countries. Its original habitat is Eastern Europe and Asia. Propagation: • Reproduces by seeds. Best time to plant Kushia: • Planted in February and March, as well as in spring and late autumn. Soil type: • Performs well in all types of soil and requires little care. Watering: • Moderate. Soil drainage: • Good drainage and aeration. Method of planting Kushia: • Planted in cultivated soil, seeds placed 1 cm deep in the soil, and covered with water. • Seeds are planted directly in the soil.