Multicolored Gazania flower seeds

Gazania flower, perennial, flowering, and tolerant to drought and humidity, has multiple colors reaching more than 50 colors, attracts butterflies, easy to cultivate on balconies and gardens, fast-growing and easy to care for, has gained the attention of many farmers due to its many features. Scientific name: Gazania Other names: Gazania, African daisy. Family: Asteraceae. Native habitat: Mozambique, South Africa. Flowers: have lobed, serrated petals, in various colors, with a shiny golden center, the flower closes on itself at night or in cold periods. Leaves: green, long, lance-shaped, up to 30 cm long, and grow abundantly. Height: 30-60 cm. Gazania cultivation and environmental conditions: withstands high heat, can grow in low-fertility or high-salinity soil. It can also be grown in any moderate climate conditions such as greenhouses. Scatter the seeds on the soil surface, then cover with a light layer of sand, water daily, place a cover over it, and keep in a warm place. Remove the cover after two weeks and transfer to individual spots after several weeks. In early summer, plant outdoors. Soil and fertilizer: prefers rich sandy soil and can be grown in most well-drained soils. Fertilize Gazania with neutral NPK fertilizer every 3 months, considering the plant's needs for fertilization frequency. Watering method: does not require much watering, tolerates drought, but consider weather conditions, soil humidity, and the plant's climate. Sun exposure: should be placed under bright sunlight. Propagation: by seeds, rooting, and cuttings. Planting time: any time of the year, but soil moisture and full sun exposure should be considered. Flowering period: Gazania has a long flowering period, almost throughout the year except during extreme heat and cold. It flowers more in late spring and autumn. Benefits and uses of Gazania: used to define garden beds and hanging baskets in public and private gardens. Also used for decoration.