Sea grape seedlings

Sea-grape Tree Brief description: From the strong, heat-tolerant, salty-resistant fruit trees. Its leaves and fruits have several health benefits due to their content of some important chemical elements and compounds such as antioxidants, vitamins… Information: Nickname: Sea grape tree Scientific name: Coccoloba uvifera L Family: Polygonaceae family Type: Evergreen trees, with large, broad leaves that may range in length from 20 to 30 centimeters. Height: Can reach up to 8 meters. Native habitat: Coastal beaches throughout tropical America and the Caribbean region. Fruits: Round fruits resembling berries (produce fruits with a taste between sour and sweet). Flowers: Small white flowers arranged in spike-like clusters 15-25 cm long. Leaves: Evergreen. Cultivation and care conditions: Can be cultivated as a shrub or a tree, depending on the planting site and pruning. Soil type: Sea-grape trees often grow on beaches and coastal areas. Therefore, this plant tolerates salinity but can also be grown in well-drained fertile soil. Exposure: Fully sunny location. Watering: Moderate watering frequency. Maintenance: Regular pruning of the sea-grape to maintain its shape and remove dead branches.