Acacia Auriculiformis tree seeds

Common name: Talh - Acacia Auriculiformis Scientific name: Acacia Auriculiformis Other names: Santal Auriculiformis A large evergreen flowering tree that reaches up to 30 meters in height and 50 cm in diameter, with a twisted trunk and vertically cracked bark. Its roots are shallow and radiating. It has dense leaves with a spreading crown, shaped like a sickle, with a length between 8 - 20 cm and a width from 1 to 4.5 cm, with three to seven prominent longitudinal veins. Flowers of the Auriculiformis tree: Creamy yellow fragrant flowers up to 8 cm long, coming in pairs. It produces flat pods about 6.5 × 1.5 cm with wavy edges, initially straight but twisting upon maturity with irregular coils. Seeds of Talh - Acacia Auriculiformis: Small oval brown seeds surrounded by a bright orange piece that attracts birds. Growing season of Talh Auriculiformis: Spring is considered the best season for germination. Suitable climate and soil for cultivating Talh Auriculiformis: Grows in light and heavy well-drained and ventilated soils; it also tolerates poor soils. It loves direct sunlight and is resistant to high temperatures and drought. Method of cultivating Talh - Acacia Auriculiformis: Propagated by seeds planted at a depth of 1-2 cm from the soil surface. It is preferable to soak the seeds in water for a day or two to speed up germination. Its benefits and uses: Planted for decoration and shade, its wood is used for furniture and construction, in addition to being used as firewood for fuel. Original habitat of the Auriculiformis tree: Australia, Indonesia, and Guinea.