Fish mouth flower seed

Flowers of the fish's mouth, lion's jaw, bull's nose, calf's nose. Scientific name: Antirrhinum majus Herbaceous plant, some perennial and some annual, semi-evergreen, fast-growing, reaching a height of 0.5 – 1 meter, with various beautiful colors including yellow, orange, red, pink, and white, with a fragrant and pleasant scent. It is attractive to bees. Its flowers are beautiful, distributed regularly on the plant in upright clusters. Its original habitat is Europe, the Mediterranean basin, and North Africa. It is cultivated in autumn or spring. The fish's mouth plant is one of the most prominent common ornamental plants preferred by many people. It gives a distinctive appearance to the place where it is located due to its bright colors and stunning look, making it suitable for decorating places and sites, attracting visitors, and providing comfort. As a garden plant or a source of ornamental flowers, it requires regular care, including removing dead flowers and pruning the plant to improve its bushy appearance. Propagation: It propagates through seeds, cuttings, and division. Soil type: It thrives in moist, clay, and dry soils. Fertilization: Once a week. Soil pH level: Neutral. Light exposure: Prefers shaded, semi-shaded areas, and warm sunlight. Watering: Water regularly; if the soil is moist, water once a week. Soil drainage: Good drainage and aeration. Soil humidity: Semi-moist, semi-arid. Blooming period: Blooms from early October until the end of March. Suitable places for planting: Homes, private gardens, public open spaces, street planting, plants growing under trees, rocky gardens, park landscaping, private gardens, small farm in a valley, urban areas, windows, kitchens. Planting method: The fish's mouth plant needs a wide space to grow, as it increases in height and density quickly. Seeds should be well sterilized. Placed in soil at a moderate depth. Covered with soil. Watered thoroughly. It is important that the soil designated for the fish's mouth plant is acidic and enriched with natural organic fertilizer. The location where the fish's mouth plant is grown should be well shaded to prevent direct sunlight exposure. You should separate fertilization time from watering days to allow the plant to benefit from the fertilizer.