Sirwali Beej - Plumed Cockscomb Seeds

Form: Dried Raw Herb- Seed

Other Names: Sirwali Beej, Plumed Cockscomb Seeds,Celosia Argentea,Surwali Beej, Amaranto Branco, Haolei, Kozhi poo, Laal Murga, Qing Xiang Zi, Red velvet Flower, Safed Murga, Selocia argentea seeds, Shaneel Flower, Suravali seeds, Survali, Survali beej, Surwali

Annual Sirwali Seeds are available in a variety of flamboyant hues, most frequently with See photos of annual flowers. Celosia is the scientific name for plumed cockscomb, and it is derived from the Greek word for "burned." The brilliant hues that go well with the name are present on these light, feather duster-like objects. It is simple to grow Sirwali Seeds. It actually spreads easily over the garden during the growing season and self-seeds. Sirwali Seeds only develop for a year, and loamy, rich soil that drains properly is essential for growing Sirwali that is robust and alive.

For Sirwali, full sun and moderate soil are advised. After the risk of freezing has gone and the earth has warmed, Beej Plumed Cockscomb can be planted in the garden. After opening, the first flowers may last for up to 8 weeks, but cutting them off can promote the growth of new side branches and blooms.

The tropical plant known as Beej Plumed Cockscomb is prized for its vivid hues. A delicate annual that is frequently planted in gardens is Sirwali Seeds. Sirwali Seeds can yield up to 43,000 seeds per ounce and are propagated by seeds. The seeds are quite tiny.

Sirwali Seeds Benefits:

The Sirwali plant can grow to a variety of heights, from a few inches in some cases to several feet in others. The cockscomb plant's erratic growth patterns might provide unexpected results in the garden. Although Sirwali is an annual flower, it reseeds readily and frequently, producing an abundance of plants for the next year.

The Sirwali Seeds plant is good for adding a spike of color close to the ground in garden borders or when placed in between taller plants.