Common Name: Wild Hazaa Herb
Scientific Name: Ducrosia anethifolia
Other Names: Jarjeeh Maseeka, Al-Qashaa, Deer Horn, Green Herb, Tree of Awar, Al-Afna, Goat Odor, Mosquito, Madinah Herb.
Plant Description
The wild Hazaa herb is a perennial plant with green leaves and branched stems. This herb is widely distributed in Saudi Arabia and hot regions around the world.
Wild Hazaa Herb Seeds
The seeds of the wild Hazaa herb are small and light brown in color, with a slightly wrinkled surface, usually covered with a thin layer of membrane.
Season for Planting Wild Hazaa Herb Seeds
Spring and winter, after the rains, are the ideal seasons for planting wild Hazaa herb seeds.
Climate and Soil Suitability
The wild Hazaa herb thrives in hot and temperate climates, requiring well-drained soil rich in nutrients.
How to Plant Wild Hazaa Herb Seeds
- Prepare the soil well by mixing it with organic fertilizer.
- Plant the seeds at a moderate depth and leave enough space between the seeds.
- Gently water the soil after planting and ensure regular watering.
- It is preferable to place the seeds in a sunny spot to ensure good growth.
Benefits and Uses
- The wild Hazaa herb is used in traditional medicine to treat some skin and digestive diseases.
- It is also used in the manufacture of natural medicines and dietary supplements.
Native Habitat
The wild Hazaa herb is native to Saudi Arabia and other hot regions around the world.