Celosia cristata rooster crest flower seeds

Celosia Cristata or Cock's Comb is one of the beautiful perennial annual plants and multi-colored, as it gives us various shapes such as brain shape and also flame. It also adds a touch of joy to the garden, balconies, and flower bouquets. Scientific name: Celosia Family: Amaranthaceae Other names: Celosia, Cock's Comb, Celosia Flower colors: Various colors including red, yellow, purple, and pink Original habitat: Indonesia Environmental conditions: Celosia does not grow in cold areas because it is sensitive to wind, and it does not tolerate overwatering. It requires a temperature between 23-38 degrees Celsius. Exposure: Celosia appreciates bright sun and warmth. Preferred soil for cultivation: Dry and fertile Watering: Watered regularly, especially in summer, to prevent drought. Fertilization: A liquid fertilizer is added every 15 days to the irrigation water, considering the plant's needs for the number of fertilization times. Type of vegetation: Annual Blooming: Summer Method of cultivation: Propagated by seeds, which are mixed with sand and scattered in the desired planting area, then directly watered for two weeks until they start to grow and appear. After that, watering should be reduced, and soil moisture should be maintained. Planting time: Cock's Comb is planted at the beginning and end of the year in two phases: the first in September and October, the second in February and March. Benefits of Cock's Comb: Celosia is a decorative plant par excellence. It has many medicinal uses, as it is used to treat many diseases such as eczema, nosebleeds, digestive system issues, and diabetes. It accelerates wound healing due to its high content of mucilaginous substances that speed up tissue regeneration. It is involved in the production of contact lenses. Diseases and pests: root rot, red spider mites, aphids, whiteflies.