FERULA

This enterprise, FERULA, is a botanical entity named after the ferula plant, a perennial herb belonging to the Apiaceae family. Its Latin name derives from the word 'ferula', meaning 'rod' or 'punishing birch'. The ferula plant is known to live over 20 years and bloom and bear fruit multiple times. One specific species, the dzhungarian ferula (Ferula soongarica), blooms in May-June and its leaves dry up in July. Propagation is achieved through seeding, which is sown in the ground during winter or in pots in February-March. The plant is known to contain hematological properties when consumed for extended periods. There is an auction offering 12 pieces of fresh ferula assia-feotida (Zapaliczki) seeds, which prefer nutrient-