Wild Ramrami plant seeds

The marble flower or ivy is a perennial wild plant found in the Arabian Peninsula, and it is one of the beautiful plants. It is characterized by evergreen perennial plants that are short-lived and not very tolerant, so it is often cultivated as an annual plant. The marble flowers have pale pinkish-white color and take the shape of a small trumpet, and the leaves are lanceolate, measuring from 1 to 3 cm. It is suitable for large green spaces. Scientific name: Convolvulus buschiricus. Family: Convolvulaceae. Distribution: It is cultivated in Saudi Arabia, Egypt, India, and Pakistan. Suitable conditions for marble cultivation: Propagation: It can be propagated by seeds or seedlings. It blooms in winter, with flowers appearing white or pale pink. It grows between January and April. The vegetative parts of this plant adapt to desert environmental conditions. It is suitable for dense plantings and only needs watering at planting, with water needs decreasing afterward. Benefits of the marble plant: It can be used as fodder for livestock. It can be used as ground cover in agriculture. It is used in treating some medical conditions such as combating infections, especially arthritis and nerve inflammation. It is a diuretic.