Kasia seeds, Al Ata, candlestick

Cassia tree, an evergreen candle-like plant with yellow flowers that attract bees and butterflies, resembles a candle when upright, planted for decoration in homes, gardens, and parks, easy to grow and care for, highly adaptable to various climatic conditions, whether dry or humid climates, some parts of it are used in traditional and modern medical industries. Scientific name: Senna Alata Other names: Cassia candle, Senna candle, Bush candle, Golden candlesticks, Wax acacia, Winged Senna, Yellow candlestick. Flowers: Stand tall and reach 20-50 cm, golden yellow, full of nectar, making it a honey factory. Leaves: Fine, soft, feathery, with a leathery texture, and rounded tips. Height: 3-4 meters. Environmental conditions for growing Blue Salvia plant: Tolerant of heat and drought, which extends its lifespan. Exposure: Blue Salvia can successfully grow in partial shade, and blooms better with more sunlight. Soil: Cassia candle prefers moist, well-drained soil rich in nutrients. Irrigation: Be cautious not to overwater to prevent root rot. Propagation: By seeds or cuttings. Planting time: It is best to plant seeds in mid-spring once soil temperature rises. Method of planting: Place the seeds in soil and cover with 20 mm of soil, or plant using a soft cutting, applying rooting hormone in a pot filled with soil. Benefits of the Blue Salvia flower plant: Used to treat ulcers and inflammations. Also used in preparing various cosmetic products. Used for decoration. Environmental conditions: Prefers direct sunlight and is unaffected by high temperatures, capable of withstanding severe cold and frost. Suitable planting month: It is a hardy tree that tolerates extreme cold and high heat, with no specific season required. Importance: Its flowers are golden yellow with fragrant scents attracting butterflies, used as an ornamental tree in landscape design for private and public gardens, and also has medicinal uses due to its antifungal properties.