Pink flower seeds of the Dahdahan

The Duhdahan shrub is a seasonal flowering plant, an annual that grows quickly and without much care. It blooms densely with reddish-pink flowers with branched branches. It is cultivated for the beauty of its flower and ease of care in parks, homes, and on balconies. Scientific name: Vaccaria Hispanica. Other names: Vaccaria Hispanica, Wild Carnation. Native habitat: It is spread in the Arabian Peninsula, Iraq, and the Levant. Cultivation of Duhdahan and environmental conditions: Duhdahan is grown in moderate climates and in rich soil by placing its seeds on the soil surface, covering them with a light layer, and watering heavily at the beginning of germination. Planting time: It is preferable to plant it in moderate times of the year, or in greenhouses during hot summer periods. Flowering time: In the spring. Flowers: The Duhdahan flowers appear as small cups from which four or five pink petals with a light red hue branch out. Leaves: They have opposite, lanceolate-shaped leaves, 4-9 cm long and 0.5-3 cm wide. Height: 90-120 cm. Soil: Light sandy, or medium or heavy clay with good drainage. Watering method: Water regularly. Sun exposure: Needs full sun exposure. Propagation: By seeds.