A sentence of bright Calendula seeds

Calendula Officinalis, considered the beautiful flower, gives the garden a bright golden color, as it adds beauty and unique harmony to gardens. Its flowers are characterized by orange, yellow, and red colors, and they resemble chrysanthemums in their arrangement. Scientific name: Calendula Officinalis Family: Asteraceae Genus: Chrysanthemum Other names: medicinal Bakhouria, gold flowers, velvety, and Asterions. Original habitat: Asterions is native to Southern Europe, parts of North Africa, and it is cultivated in wide areas of the Arabian Gulf. Plant type: Perennial herb. Reproduction: By seeds. Height: From 60 cm to 80 cm. Poisoning: Considered toxic and not edible. Cultivation of Calendula Officinalis and environmental conditions: It is grown in moist peat soil or in seedling trays, after fertilizing the soil, the seed is planted about 1 cm deep, then a light layer of soil is sprinkled and covered with plastic to stimulate growth with simple watering. Afterwards, it is transferred to pots and garden containers after leafing out. Falling seeds help its natural regrowth. Planting time: From March to September. Flowering time: In spring. Light exposure: Should be exposed to more than 6 hours of light. Preferred soil for cultivation: Sandy and clayey. Soil pH: Calendula Officinalis can grow in highly acidic and alkaline soils. Watering: It does not require much watering, only once a week in moderate weather. In hot summer weather, watering depends on soil dryness. Fertilization: It is best to fertilize once a month. Benefits: The flowers are used only for medicinal purposes. Making creams and ointments. Used as a rinse for scorpion stings and acne.