Rare wild didhan seeds

Wild Didehan from seasonal wild flowering plants, one of the rare types in the deserts of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, unlike the common Didehan, distinguished by its short stature and the beauty of its four petals spread apart in a dark red color, with a black center showing blue hairs. It is cultivated for the beauty of its flower, its enchanting color, and its rarity. Scientific name: Papaver Hybridum. Other names: Coarse Didehan. Didehan with a spiky head. Original habitat: West Asia and the Red Sea basin. Cultivation of wild Didehan and environmental conditions: Planting time: during the planting season starting from October and in the warm times of the year. Blooming time: in spring. Flowers: have four petals in dark red with a black spot in the center. Leaves: have small, lobed, green, palm-shaped leaves. Height: the plant stands on a stem 15-30 cm long covered with tiny fine hairs. Soil: fertile, well-drained soil. Sun exposure: full sun. Propagation: by seeds.