Natural flaxseed from Saudi Agritech is composed of natural seeds characterized by their unique properties and used in many fields. Flax seeds are distinguished by their light and flexible texture, making them ideal for skin cleansing. The flax fiber is used in skincare products as it removes dead cells, activates blood circulation, and gives the skin a feeling of smoothness. Flax seeds are an excellent environmentally friendly choice because they are biodegradable naturally and cause no harm to the environment. Flax seeds are used in the manufacture of natural fabrics as a soil fertilizer, helping to improve soil properties and increase fertility.
Product specifications from Trovali International Company, locally repackaged.
Heritage seeds.
Number of seeds in the package: approximately 20 seeds.
Harvest days: more than 100 days.
It is preferred to leave the fruits until they reach 12 to 18 inches.
Produces seeds that can be re-planted again.
It is preferred to plant Luffa gourds in moist soil.
Benefits of flax seeds
Flax seeds are 100% natural, heritage seeds, environmentally friendly because they decompose naturally, which helps reduce waste.
The flax fiber removes dead cells and cleanses the skin perfectly.
Flax seeds are highly flexible in use, as they are used in skincare.
They activate blood circulation through skin massage and are suitable for all skin types: sensitive, oily, and dry.
They remove dirt and impurities from the skin surface, improving appearance and increasing clarity.
Flax seeds are used in natural fabric manufacturing; they are lightweight and easy to carry and transport.
They help reduce the appearance of cellulite when used regularly, as they contain a natural body cleansing substance and cause no allergies because they are 100% natural.
Flax plant seeds are used to improve soil fertility and are also used in making handmade and artistic products.
Growing natural flax seeds
Soak flax seeds in water for 24 hours before planting to speed up germination.
Plant flax tree seeds at a depth of 3 cm in the soil, maintaining a distance of 40 cm between each seed.
Water the flax seeds regularly, avoiding overwatering to prevent rotting.
Use organic fertilizer to stimulate plant growth, and provide cages for the plants to climb on.
Maintain sufficient spacing between plants for good aeration and to prevent moisture buildup and disease.
Harvest the flax when it matures and turns brown; it becomes hard when pressed and is ready for harvest.
Storing flax seeds
After ensuring they are completely dry, place them in cloth bags or airtight glass jars, then store in a cool place away from direct sunlight.
Keep the seeds in a moisture-free area to prevent mold, allowing for long-term storage.
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