Wild herb seeds of Al-Adeed or Al-Adheed - Urospermum

Common name: Wild Urospermum seeds. Scientific name: Urospermum. Also known as: 'Udis'. Family: Asteraceae. An annual herbaceous grazing plant of the first degree, characterized by branched yellow flowers with soft petals, and its seeds are lightweight and have a feathery distribution. It is preferred to be cultivated in the Arabian Peninsula and is mainly used by shepherds. What is the shape of wild Urospermum or 'Udis' seeds? Wild Urospermum or 'Udis' seeds (Urospermum) are small and feathery, characterized by being fine and light. When is the planting season for wild Urospermum or 'Udis' seeds? The planting season depends on local climatic and environmental factors, usually in spring. What is the suitable climate and soil for wild Urospermum or 'Udis' seeds? They are cultivated in alkaline sandy soil and need a warm and moderate climate. How to cultivate wild Urospermum or 'Udis' seeds? Seeds are planted by placing them on the surface of alkaline sandy soil and lightly spraying them with water. The planting area should be sunny and dry. What are its benefits and uses? Wild Urospermum is used in traditional medicine as an anti-inflammatory and to treat some digestive disorders. It is also sometimes used in the manufacture of perfumes and soap. What is the native habitat of wild Urospermum or 'Udis' seeds? Wild Urospermum is widespread in the regions of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and some parts of the Middle East. For more information, you can refer to: Seeds of wild alfalfa tree, Seeds of Qahwiyan Al-Fayyad tree, Seeds of wild Rhamph tree.