Queen of the Field flower seeds (Erechtous)

Queen of the Field Flower - Arctotis Scientific name: Arctotis Fastuosa Plant Queen of the Field Flower - Arctotis is one of the most beautiful ornamental plants and the easiest to cultivate. It is a perennial plant, with large flowers that reach up to 10 cm, resembling daisy flowers, and it is highly attractive to bees. Family: Asteraceae Original habitat: South Africa and Namibia, and it can be cultivated in very arid areas. Other names: Dubb Flower colors: Creamy white, yellow, orange. Propagation: Reproduces by seeds. Height: From 10 to 30 cm. Cultivation of Queen of the Field Flower - Arctotis and environmental conditions: Scatter the seeds on the soil surface, water them, and it is best to cover them with a cover to promote sweating and speed up germination. It must be exposed to direct sunlight. Plant in gardens and rest areas. Its flowers close at night and open during the day. Planting season: From March to May. Blooming season: Spring, early summer, late summer, from July to October. Preferred soil for cultivation: Its pH level: Suitable for sandy and loamy well-drained soil. The soil pH should be alkaline, neutral, or slightly acidic. Benefits of Queen of the Field Flower - Arctotis: It is characterized by being highly tolerant, rich in nectar and pollen, making it a first-class attractant for bees.