BOYCHECHAK is a perennial herb belonging to the onion family, 7-20 cm tall. The root of the small pox has a single, stringy, green, hairless leaf, the length of which is equal to the height of the plant. Stem leaves are arranged alternately. The node is 3 cells. The calyx is banded, 1.5 times shorter than the flower.

According to experts, marigolds bloom naturally when it's cool, when the forest has shed its leaves, and when sunlight is at its peak. This plant blooms and bears fruit in our country in February and March. Mostly, it grows in deserts and hills, on stony and earthy lands.

Smallpox has long been regarded as a harbinger of cancer. "Boychechak" ceremonies were organized among the population. The roots of some songs and rituals have been preserved even today in almost all regions, some in the form of a ritual, and in some only in the form of a song.