Seeds of the Sumeema - Wild Zaree

The herb of the Sumeema or Sumeema is a first-class grazing plant that contains important nutrients for livestock and is also used for medical purposes. It has short, branched branches, and is seasonal, spreading in the north of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Scientific name: Cutandia Memphitica. Other names: Al-Zaree. Family: Anjiliaceae. Native habitat: Arabian Peninsula, Sham deserts, and North Africa. Flowers: bear small spike-like flowers in red to purple. Leaves: opposite, spike-like, green. Height: 40-50 cm. Cultivation of Sumeema and environmental conditions: Planting time: starting from October. Soil: Sumeema prefers sandy soil. Sun exposure: needs full sun. Propagation: by seeds.