A sentence 1000 seeds of seeds of wild thyme local

Wild thyme plant, a charming, perennial, aromatic herb, has a fragrant scent, spreads in the north of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and the Middle East, and is one of the honey plants that attract bees, with long branches covered by leaves. Scientific name: Thymus Musilii Family: Lamiaceae Subfamily: Lamiaceae. Original habitat: in the Levant and the Arabian Peninsula. Wild thyme cultivation and environmental conditions: Wild thyme tolerates all climatic conditions, dry and non-dry. Seeds are scattered on the soil surface then covered with a light layer of soil, watered once or twice a day, and soil moisture must be maintained. Soil: Grown in light sandy or clayey soil with good drainage. Watering: Watered at the beginning of germination once or twice, then irrigated three times a week, considering climatic conditions and soil dryness. Sun exposure: Needs full sun. Propagation: By seeds and cuttings. Planting time: from September to November after the frost disappears. Flowering time: in July and August. Flowers and leaves: Has small white flowers, small leaves tending to light green, spread along the stem. Height: reaches up to 90 cm. Benefits of wild thyme: Extracted from the aromatic wild thyme oil are compounds used as mouth disinfectants. Used in herbal medicine as an antifungal.