Rare giant Mimusops laurifolia seeds

Number 100 seeds Common name: Lubkh Scientific name: Mimusops laurifolia Among its names: Lubkh Baladi The giant Lubkh tree is one of the largest native trees, evergreen, reaching a height of up to 30 meters, with a large trunk and cracked bark. Its leaves are thick, oval-shaped, densely packed near the ends of the branches. It is classified as one of the endangered trees, and it is different from the common Lubkh called Daqn al-Basha. • Flower of the giant Lubkh tree: Bell-shaped, yellow in color, with a bad smell. • Seeds and fruit of the giant Lubkh tree: Its fruits are oval, edible, and have a delicious taste. Its seeds are smooth, brown, and about the size of an almond. • Growing season of the giant Lubkh tree: It is planted outdoors during moderate weather in autumn and spring. It can also be cultivated year-round in agricultural reserves and enclosed or plastic places where temperature can be controlled and the plant receives sunlight or adequate lighting. • Suitable climate and soil for the giant Lubkh tree: It tolerates frost, drought, and high temperatures. It is also resistant to strong winds. • Method of cultivating the giant Lubkh tree: It propagates through cuttings and also by seeds, which are planted at a depth of 1-2 cm, watered regularly, and fertilized twice a year. • Its benefits and uses: It is planted as a fence and windbreaks due to its abundant shade and large size. It also has medicinal uses. • Native habitat of the giant Lubkh tree: The southern part of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is considered its native habitat, in addition to high mountainous areas in Ethiopia.