Gulkhaira is a completely beautiful flower that blooms at the stem of the plant. About a dozen flora come at the plant, which are very lovely. Its trumpet-colored flowers attract the attention of passersby. Flowers do not have perfume, however the colors are vibrant and attractive.
About this flower
The botanical call of Gulkhera is Althea rosea. It is a plant of Malveshi family. Althea is derived from Althos in a Greek phrase. Which means to heal or heal wounds. Althea is the Greek call for wild ladyfinger. Its plant is likewise like okra plant or jute plant.
The Gulkhera plant, about four or 5 ft high, does not have branches. The stem of the plant is sort of an immediately pole. Flowers bloom on its stem. Like in jute or okra plant. The plant life of jute and okra are yellow in color. The flower of Gul Khaira is crimson, crimson, red and white in color like a trumpet.
It is a plant of Asia Minor and a plant local to Afghanistan. In the year 1845, Gulkhera got here to Indian Botany, Howrah, West Bengal. This flower is also grown in home gardens because of its beauty.
Planting
Gulkhera is cultivated in November & gets ready in April- May months. Weeds are removed from the field after sowing the seeds for the development of flowers. In Aprilo – May its flowers, leaves & stem dry up & fall in the field. Dried flowers are collected & sold in the market. The crop of this plant can be kept safe by drying it for 1 or 2 years.
Till now in India, this plant has been planted in the gardens in the gardens inside the homes due to its lovely flowers. Beauty fanatics love its flowers. In the fierce iciness from January-February to March, its attractive pink, purple violet, white plants appeals to every body’s attention.
Benefits of this flower
Due to its exceptional medicinal homes, this plant has been used by physicians and Hakimo for hundreds of years. Its flower has been engaging human beings to have progeny strength and semen booster. The medicine of masculine electricity is made from the Gulkhera plant itself. Hakim Najla, cough, bloodless, and many others., make many drugs from the vegetation, leaves and roots of Gulkhera. Do no longer forget about where you see the flower of Gulkhera. It is a boon given to human beings through nature.