Jumfrina flower seeds

Gomphrena or blood lover plant is a herbaceous plant from the Amaranthaceae family, very flowering, used for decoration, its varieties are diverse, and it is one of the summer plants loved by the sun because it has the ability to withstand harsh conditions in the summer such as extreme heat and also drought. Scientific name: Gomphrena Globosa Family: Amaranthaceae Subfamily: Amaranthaceae. Native: East Asia and Australia. Other names: Gomphrena, purple ball, Madana, Zarar Al Set. Al Qamfrina. Leaves: Gomphrena plant is characterized by spear-shaped leaves located along the stem. Flowers: Dry, scaly, spherical flowers, with bright colors including purple, violet, white, and even red, which attract insects, especially butterflies that rejoice with the nectar produced by its flowers. Height: ranges between 30-50 cm. Propagation: by seeds. Growing Gomphrena and environmental conditions: planted by placing seeds directly in the soil and watering regularly, especially in the first weeks of planting and when temperatures are high, ensuring the soil dries out between watering, and fertilizing during the flowering season and at the beginning of planting. The Gomphrena flower has high resistance to pests, strong against strong winds, and is characterized by its vibrant appearance due to its many round flowers. Planting time: from February to April. Flowering time: Gomphrena blooms in summer and autumn. Light exposure: should be exposed to full sunlight and warm temperatures. Watering: watered regularly, especially in summer. Preferred soil for planting: pH level: sandy soil rich in good-quality fertilizer and well-drained is best. If the soil is moist and clayey, adding coarse sand enhances water flow and prevents the development of diseases that the plant is sensitive to in the soil, maintaining moisture. Soil drainage must be good. **Pruning of faded flower heads is necessary to stimulate the appearance of new flower buds.