Herb seeds of the wild sage by weight

Al-Raghil or Atriplex is a beautiful shrub ideal for gardens, densely branched and highly tolerant of harsh conditions such as extreme heat and drought, with more than one hundred species. Scientific name: Atriplex halimus Family: Chenopodioideae Subfamily: Chenopodioideae Other names: Qatif herb, salty Raghil, or sea purslane. Native habitat: Mediterranean Sea, especially coastal areas. Height: this shrub ranges from 70 to 250 cm, but in some cases, it can reach up to two meters in length. Preferred time for planting Qatif seeds: it is best to plant this plant at the end of spring when conditions are suitable, away from all frost risks, especially in cold areas. In moderate regions, it can be cultivated in autumn. Exposure: this plant thrives under full bright sunlight. Preferred soil for planting Qatif seeds: sandy, rocky, and even poor soils; adding a little sand is preferred if the available soil is heavy. Raghil propagation: this shrub propagates easily by seeds, but it is recommended to wash them to remove salts before planting in the soil. Watering: moderate watering, especially when the soil dries out, then let nature take care of it. Fertilizer: there is no need to add organic fertilizers for this Qatif plant. Pruning: gently prune the tips of the plant after flowering, especially cut off dead or damaged branches. Important note: although this shrub can withstand temperatures down to -15 degrees Celsius in well-drained soil and during short frost periods, you should protect the shrub in winter, especially during the first three months.