Fish mouth seeds Interhem

The fish's mouth or bull's nose is a herbaceous flowering plant, a sweet annual, its leaves are permanently green, characterized by rapid growth and multiple flower colors, containing 30 species, its scent is fragrant as its flowers attract hummingbirds and bees for nectar feeding. Scientific name: Antirrhinum Majus. Family: belongs to the Plantaginaceae family. Other names: Saba's snout, fish's mouth, bull's nose, and calf's nose. Native origin: this plant originates from the Mediterranean Basin, Europe, and North Africa, the Maghreb countries. Planting time: by seeds from September to December 12, and propagation during spring. Flowering time: the fish's mouth blooms from February and may extend until June. Height: ranges from 15 to 100 cm. Flower colors of the fish's mouth: white, red, yellow, pink, purple, and blue. Propagation: by seeds and propagation. Growing fish's mouth seeds and environmental conditions: Soil: neutral pH soil, well-drained, fertilized with organic fertilizer mixed with a quantity of peat moss. Exposure: direct sunlight is very beneficial for good plant growth. Watering: only when the soil is dry, but care must be taken to prevent water from reaching the leaves as this is considered dangerous for them. Pests and problems affecting the Antirrhinum: rust, mold, aphids, or what is called plant lice are the most common issues that can affect the plant, and they can be fought using copper sulfate pesticides at a concentration of 1%.