African Acacia tree seeds - Al-ashbahan - Raddiana (Acacia raddiana)

Common name: Raddiana Acacia - African Acacia Scientific name: Acacia tortilis subsp. raddiana Other names: Shubran Acacia - Spiral Senna Raddiana Acacia or Shubran is a fast-growing thorny tree that exceeds 20 meters in height, with a wide crown where the diameter can reach about 30 meters. It is one of the largest and most shaded Acacia trees, in addition to its evergreen foliage. - Raddiana Acacia - Shubran flowers: The flowers are white, regular, in a round inflorescence that appears in spring. - Raddiana Acacia - Shubran seeds: Its fruits are pod-like, containing medium-sized, oval-shaped, dark-colored seeds. - Raddiana Acacia - Shubran planting season: It is planted in spring, and can also be cultivated throughout the year in agricultural reserves, enclosed or plastic places where temperature can be controlled, sunlight reaches, or where adequate lighting for the plant is available. - Suitable climate and soil for Raddiana Acacia - Shubran: It grows in cohesive clay soils, as well as in poor alkaline environments. It tolerates salinity, frost, heat, and drought, and loves sunlight. - How to cultivate Raddiana Acacia - Shubran: It reproduces through seeds after soaking them in water for one or two days before planting. They are planted at a depth of 1-2 cm. - Its benefits and uses: Senna or Raddiana Acacia trees are strong and resistant shade trees, in addition to their medicinal uses. - Original habitat of Raddiana Acacia - Shubran: Saudi Arabia and Africa.