Seeds of the local Ammi visnaga herb

Common name: Wild Rue Scientific name: Ammi visnaga Other names: Ethiopian cumin - Al-Ukhlah Herbaceous annual plant from the Apiaceae family, exceeding 80 cm in height of the main branch, with long leaves reaching about 20 cm in length. It is considered one of the oldest plants used medicinally for many ailments. Wild Rue flower: Small white flowers forming umbrella-shaped clusters, with a fragrant aroma. Wild Rue seeds: Small oval-shaped seeds with a dark color. Wild Rue planting season: Grown in September and October, and can also be cultivated year-round in cold regions and agricultural reserves. Suitable climate and soil for growing Wild Rue: Needs a sunny location, and grows well in moderately dry soil. Method of cultivating Wild Rue: Planted in soil no deeper than 1 cm, and watered regularly until seedlings appear. Its benefits and uses: Grown for medicinal purposes, and also cultivated for decoration. Original habitat of Wild Rue: North Africa.