Chamomile seeds Arula

Araula flower from perennial ornamental plants and it is a annual plant belonging to the daisy genus, evergreen, with distinctive and abundant flowers that vary in shapes and colors. Scientific name: Chrysanthemum carinatum. Other names: Daisy, Queen of Autumn. Al-Dawoodi. Family: Asteraceae. Original habitat: East Asia, China, and Japan. Cultivation of Araula flower plants and environmental conditions: The Araula plant is cultivated either from seeds or from cuttings. The seed-producing type is propagated by seeds, and the other type that does not produce seeds is propagated by cuttings. It needs pruning in September. After each pruning, fertilize it, and in winter, expose it to sunlight. Soil and fertilizer: Light, well-drained soil. The Araula plant responds positively to fertilization, especially in the first weeks of growth, with nitrogen and potassium fertilizer or foliar fertilizer, and fertilization should be stopped during flowering. Watering: Light watering at regular intervals, with attention to soil moisture. Sun exposure: It should be exposed to at least 10 hours of sunlight. Propagation: By seeds and terminal cuttings. Planting time: From July (month 6) until the end of August. Flowering time: In the autumn season. Flowers and leaves: Its flowers are composed of a head bearing in the center round flowers surrounded by ray flowers, which give the head its bright color. They come in various shapes and colors, including red, pink, and yellow. Height: It reaches a height of 20 to 30 cm. Benefits of Araula flower plants: The Araula plant is used for decoration. Extracted materials are used in perfume manufacturing. In ancient times, Egyptians used it as a remedy for headaches. Easy to cultivate, with abundant flowers and rapid growth.