Seeds of the Furfara tree

Common name: Al-Farfara Scientific name: Tecomella undulata Also called: Al-Farfara-Tekomella Original habitat of Al-Farfara: • Arabian Peninsula such as Saudi Arabia and Oman. Description of Al-Farfara: • Al-Farfara is a perennial wild tree with a strong trunk and rough bark that reaches up to 10 meters in height. • Its leaves are large, opposite, and grow in desert lands. Description of Al-Farfara flower: • Its flowers are orange in color, about the size of a coffee cup, blooming densely during winter and spring. Uses and benefits of Al-Farfara: • Grown for decoration and shade in homes, gardens, and roads. • Resistant to desertification. • Soil stabilizer. • Has many uses in the medical field. Suitable climate for Al-Farfara: • Tolerates various climates. • Grows in areas with high temperatures. • Tolerates drought. • Tolerates frost. Suitable soil for Al-Farfara: • Grows in various soils. • Grows in well-drained and aerated soils. • Tolerant of soil salinity. • Prefers sandy soils. • Requires regular watering. Propagation method of Al-Farfara: • Propagates through seeds. Planting time for Al-Farfara: • Planted at the end of spring because it prefers high temperatures. Method of planting Al-Farfara: • It is preferable to plant seeds in hot weather to ensure quick germination. • Place the seeds on the surface of the soil designated for planting in germination pots and cover them with a thin layer of soil. • Water the soil after planting, considering soil moisture. • Place the pots in a sunny location. Fertilization method for Al-Farfara: • Add some natural fertilizer or NPK fertilizer in small amounts to the soil during germination, which is sufficient.