Wild Qutuf herb seeds

The plant of Al-Qataf belongs to the wild Al-Qataf herb, of the wild type, belonging to the Rhamnaceae family, which is the family to which the Sapanh belongs. This herb is considered rare. It is a perennial evergreen shrub, spread in the Mediterranean region, the Canary Islands, the coasts of southwestern European Atlantic Ocean, and also has a native in the Arabian Peninsula. It has small, pointed or semi-oval, triangular leaves up to 3 cm long, blooms in July and August, and the mature Al-Qataf herb reaches a length between 1.7 to 3 meters. Al-Qataf is considered to be sparsely distributed and rare, cultivated in silty to clay soils, in saline land, where Al-Qataf helps reduce soil salinity through absorption. Benefits of Al-Qataf: - Reduces blood glucose levels for diabetics. - Contributes to combating microbes and enhances the immune system. - Contains vitamins and minerals in addition to antioxidants. - Helps Al-Qataf promote urination. - Prevents anemia. **Al-Qataf Store does not prescribe medical treatments.**