Green wild Alanda herb seeds

The Ephedra - Alanda is a perennial medicinal shrub, and it is a wild ground shrub that grows in dry and humid climates. It has rigid, branched stems and thick leaves. Scientific name: Ephedra Alata. Other names: Alanda winged, Alanda, winged Alanda, winged Qouad. Also known as: Nadh, Ties beard, Horse tail. Fider. Family: Ephedraceae. Native to: the Levant, Egypt, the Maghreb, the Arabian Peninsula, and Iraq. Flowers: are single-sex, spherical in shape, emerging from between the leaves, about 3 cm long. Leaves: short, thick, united at the base of the plant. Height: up to 1 meter. Cultivation of Alanda and environmental conditions: Alanda adapts to dry and desert climates and tolerates its turbulent fluctuations, and it can also be cultivated in any moderate climatic conditions such as greenhouses. Soil and fertilizer: grown in any type of nutrient-rich soil suitable for cultivation. Irrigation method: irrigated abundantly at the beginning of germination and regularly after the plant's foliage appears, taking into account weather conditions, soil moisture, and the plant's climate conditions. Sun exposure: requires full sun. Propagation: by seeds. Planting time: during moderate times of the year, and it can be planted at any time of the year outside these conditions and climatic circumstances inside greenhouses. Flowering period: from March to May. Benefits and uses of Alanda: It has many benefits in the medical field, such as treating respiratory issues, asthma, kidney disorders, circulatory problems, and the digestive system. Its stems are used in making ropes. It is used in treating various types of cancers. Dyes for tanning are extracted from it. It is considered livestock feed.