Climbing seeds Set Al-Hassan

St. Al-Hassan is a fast-growing, evergreen climbing shrub, reaching up to 15 meters in length, with many dense branches. Its flowers are trumpet-shaped in inflorescences, in purple, violet, ochre, and white colors. It blooms throughout the year. Scientific name: Ipomoea Cairica. Other names: Al-Balab, Madida, St. Al-Hassan. It was named this way for its beautiful flowering and persistent greenery. Family: Solanaceae. Native to: tropical regions of Asia and Africa. Propagation: by seeds, cuttings, but better to cultivate by seeds. Planting time: seeds are planted in months 4, 5, 6, and 7; propagation by cuttings is preferred in months 1, 2, 3, 10, 11, and 12. Blooming time: throughout the year. Flowers and leaves: its flowers are bell-shaped, resembling petunia flowers; leaves are green, up to 7 cm long, divided, and round in shape. Height: from 5 meters to 15 meters. Cultivation of St. Al-Hassan and environmental conditions: a tropical, evergreen tree, tolerant of heat and humidity, so it is planted in hot climates and blooms, especially in Saudi environments. Prune the St. Al-Hassan tree according to the desired shape; the more it is pruned, the more it extends. If pruning is minimal, it stops extending and spreading. Soil and fertilizer: planted in well-drained peat moss soil, only needs fertilization once a year with organic fertilizer. Watering: watered once a day in summer; in winter, it does not need much watering, once or twice a week. Sun exposure: needs about 5 hours of sunlight at least; insufficient sunlight reduces flowering. Benefits of St. Al-Hassan: one of the best climbing ornamental trees, planted in homes and gardens. It is considered an expectorant. Suitable for covering fences and creating shade. Can be used to make plant arches.