Yellow Peltophorum seeds

Number 300 seeds Common name: Yellow Peltophorum Scientific name: Peltophorum africanum A flowering tree with green leaves that reaches a height of 15 meters. Its branches are distinguished by a dull rust-colored hue, and the leaves are compound, dark green, and pinnate, reaching up to 60 cm in length, consisting of oval-shaped leaflets. • Yellow Peltophorum flower - Peltophorum: Its color is yellow, and its petals are crumpled, each with a brown spot in the center, borne on upright cluster-like inflorescences that reach about 45 cm in length, covering the top of the tree. It blooms in spring and continues into autumn and more. • Fruit and seeds of the Yellow Peltophorum - Peltophorum: The pods are large, copper-colored, containing flat, rectangular seeds. • Propagation season of the Yellow Peltophorum - Peltophorum: It is planted in March and April, and can also be cultivated throughout the year in agricultural reserves, enclosed spaces, or plastic environments where temperature can be controlled, sunlight reaches, or where adequate lighting for the plant is available. • Suitable climate and soil for the Yellow Peltophorum - Peltophorum: It should be exposed to sunlight, in an environment with temperatures between 16 - 38 degrees Celsius, tolerates frost down to -4 degrees Celsius, humid and slightly rainy weather, as well as dry and hot conditions. It sprouts in sandy to well-drained clay soil with moderate fertility. • How to cultivate the Yellow Peltophorum - Peltophorum: Its hard seeds are soaked in warm water for several hours before planting to become moist, then planted in soil at a depth not exceeding 1 cm. • Its benefits and uses: Used for shade and decoration, and considered a honey tree suitable for beekeeping due to its nectar-rich flowers. • Native habitat of the Yellow Peltophorum - Peltophorum: Its original habitat is in equatorial African countries, and it is also cultivated in Saudi Arabia and Gulf countries.