Wild Sidr seeds - wholesale (RHAMNUS)

Common name: Wild Sidr Scientific name: RHAMNUS Also called: Nabaq tree Native habitat: • Native habitat of the Sidr tree in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Gulf countries, and the Levant, and its cultivation is widespread in tropical and subtropical regions. Description: • A fruit-bearing and edible plant genus, consisting of thorny desert shrubs and trees with dense leaves, sometimes reaching a height of 5 meters. Uses and benefits: • Used as a remedy by boiling its leaves in water and drinking to kill intestinal worms and purify the blood. Fruit: • The fruits are edible and called Nabaq. Flower: • Flowers form in the leaf axils, numbering between 10 and 15 flowers, small, white-green in color. Suitable climatic conditions and soil for cultivation: • Tolerates hot and dry weather and relies on rainwater. • Prefers saline soil and grows in most soil types. Germination time: • Best time to plant is March and April, and it takes about 20 days to germinate. Method of cultivation: • It is preferable to crack the seeds before planting by breaking them to allow water to enter the embryo. • Seeds are planted vertically in trays or directly in the ground. • The trees do not require much maintenance, and pruning should be done in March and April.