Red cumin seeds or Indian cumin

The Indian Canna is a beautiful perennial herbaceous plant, evergreen, tolerant of climatic conditions in Saudi Arabia, fast-growing, and blooms almost year-round with flowers of various colors between red, orange, and yellow. Scientific name: Canna Indica. Other names: Wild Arrow Lily, Arrow, Indian Feteet, Canna Indica. The Canna. Family: Cannaceae. Native to: the American continents. Flowers: appear in red or yellow, with five bright petals. Stem: straight, green, sturdy, 1 to 2 meters tall, without hairs. Leaves: large, green, alternately arranged, resembling banana leaves. Height: from 90 to 180 cm. Cultivation of Indian Canna and environmental conditions: Indian Canna lives in dry and non-dry areas, tolerates seasons, and is affected by frost, and can also be grown in any moderate climate conditions such as greenhouses. Soil and fertilizer: Indian Canna needs rich, well-drained sandy soil or any type of nutrient-rich soil for cultivation. It is fertilized twice a year with organic fertilizer, considering the plant's needs for fertilization frequency. Watering method: it is preferable to increase heavy watering, taking into account weather conditions, soil humidity, and the plant's climate conditions. Sun exposure: Indian Canna prefers full sun exposure. Propagation: by seeds and division. Planting time: in moderate weather and spring. It can be planted at any time of the year outside these weather conditions inside greenhouses. Flowering time: Indian Canna is characterized by a long flowering season almost all year except winter. Benefits and uses of Indian Canna: Indian Canna is cultivated for decoration in gardens, homes, and parks. Suitable as a hedge around the garden.