Arab Moringa seeds, balm, ease

Number 30 seeds 6.00 S.R. Common name: Moringa Arabica, Ban, Yusr Scientific name: Moringa peregrina Ban or Yusr is a fast-growing upright tree, with open branches and a graceful appearance, reaching about 10 meters in height. Ban is one of the native plants in India. It features thick, dark gray bark, beautiful smooth leaves, and fragrant flowers. The leaves are distinctive, double feathery, up to 40 cm long. The leaves are spaced apart, oval-shaped, green, and borne on short petioles. The flowers are attractive, yellowish-white. The fruit is a pod up to 50 cm long, light green, ridged, containing several seeds used as one of the components of curry mix. Wild Ban trees grow on the sides of rocky valleys, reaching up to 3 meters in height. They produce abundant flowers, and Ban tolerates drought and is suitable for planting in gardens. Ban prefers dry, sandy soil and is highly drought-resistant. It requires regular watering and a sheltered, moist location. The uses of Ban are many, and its common name in English is derived from the taste of its roots, which resemble horseradish. The seeds contain oil for industrial purposes, salad oil, and for soup preparation. The bark contains coarse fibers used for making mats, paper, and ropes. Its branches are used as animal feed. Ban is a shade tree suitable for courtyards, patios, and small gardens. Ban trees have minimal needs, require careful pruning, and their fragile branches can be used to plant a living fence. Ban trees are not prone to pests or diseases. Wild Ban trees grow on rocky valley sides and reach about 3 meters in height. They produce abundant flowers, are drought-tolerant, and suitable for cultivation in gardens.