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Mallow, also called Malva sylvestris, is a perennial herb.
It is part of the Malvaceae family.
It measures 30 to 60 cm in height.
It is a woody biennial herb.
Its very beautiful flowers are purple in color and open in summer.
Mallow seeds are slightly flattened.
It is a medicinal herb used for its therapeutic properties.
It is used in traditional medicine.
This herb is often found in the form of herbal tea or as a gargle.
The flowers and leaves will be harvested and used.
It has a large number of medicinal properties used for its benefits on the body.
The period for sowing mallow seeds begins in April until the end of May.
Sow the seeds in a tray of finely sifted horticultural soil, then cover them under 0.5 centimeter of substrate.
Gently pack the crop with your hands then water with a sprayer.
Germination of the mallow will begin 2 to 4 weeks after sowing.
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