Jasmine plant, Zafir (Clerodendron Inerme), family Verbenaceae. It is an evergreen plant and one of the climbing plants, so it can be used as a natural fence. There are several types of this plant, and the most common in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia are: (C-splendens) (C-inerme). A climbing plant that can be shaped by pruning, and its flowers are white in groups, each containing three flowers. It blooms in summer, and its flowers do not have a distinctive scent, while its leaves, when rubbed, emit an undesirable smell, which is the reason for its name Zafir.
Care: It is watered twice daily during the summer, and the watering is reduced in winter to once every two days. It is fertilized with organic local manure from sheep or cattle, preferably manure produced in specialized factories and odorless.
Propagation: This plant is propagated by cuttings during spring, inside a nursery or a protected place away from strong sunlight, air currents, and dust storms.
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Jasmine plant, Zafir (Clerodendron Inerme), family Verbenaceae. It is an evergreen plant and one of the climbing plants, so it can be used as a natural fence. There are several types of this plant, and the most common in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia are: (C-splendens) (C-inerme). A climbing plant that can be shaped by pruning, and its flowers are white in groups, each containing three flowers. It blooms in summer, and its flowers do not have a distinctive scent, while its leaves, when rubbed, emit an undesirable smell, which is the reason for its name Zafir.
Care: It is watered twice daily during the summer, and the watering is reduced in winter to once every two days. It is fertilized with organic local manure from sheep or cattle, preferably manure produced in specialized factories and odorless.
Propagation: This plant is propagated by cuttings during spring, inside a nursery or a protected place away from strong sunlight, air currents, and dust storms.
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