Colored Finka seeds

Alfata is a beautiful evergreen summer ornamental plant with colorful beautiful flowers, and it is one of the most disease and pest resistant plants, also characterized by its strong tolerance to hot and dry weather, making it a plant suitable for Gulf and Saudi climates. Scientific name: Catharanthus Roseus. Other names: It has several names including Alonka, Ain Al Bazoon, Alonka, Pink Vinca, Pink Sea Snail. Family: Apocynaceae. Native habitat: Madagascar. Planting time: Spring after the end of severe cold periods. Flowering time: From May to October. Flower color: Pink. Alfata propagation: By seeds and can also be propagated by cuttings. Vegetation cover: Evergreen. Alfata plant height: From 20 cm to 40 cm. Alfata cultivation and environmental conditions: Soil and fertilizer: Fertile soil that should not be rich; it is important that it is well-drained because this plant does not like excess moisture. Neutral to slightly acidic. Watering: Do not water much because it tolerates drought well, and it is preferable to water it at sunset so the plant can benefit from the maximum amount of water throughout the night. Sun exposure: This plant grows in full sunlight but also supports partial shade. Where to plant Alfata: In gardens and homes in agricultural containers, and it is planted along roads and rest areas. Vinca flower is used in cancer treatment: This plant contains very strong alkaloids used in manufacturing drugs that fight some types of cancer, but it remains toxic and cannot be consumed at all. Is the Alfata tree toxic? Yes, the Vinca plant is toxic as all parts of this plant are poisonous and cause complications especially when ingested orally. Vinca plant diseases: Red spiders and white flies.