Wide-leaf pepper seeds

Common name: Wide-leaved Pepper. Scientific name: Schinus terebinthifolius. Also called: Brazilian Pepper - Zaatar Pepper. Native habitat of Wide-leaved Pepper:•Its original habitat is South America, and it is cultivated in Saudi Arabia and many Arab countries. Description of the Wide-leaved Pepper tree:•A flowering tree from the cashew family, reaching up to 15 meters in height, with ovate, heavily serrated, very green leaves and a strong aroma, its fruits are pink berries, from which pink pepper is made. Despite its name, pink pepper is a false pepper and is not related to black pepper, and it has a fragrant, penetrating scent when its leaves are rubbed, similar to the scent of fresh mango, as the tree belongs to the same botanical family. Flower of Wide-leaved Pepper:•Its small white flowers bloom most months of the year, with peak flowering during autumn, and its flowers are fragrant and serve as food for bees. Uses and benefits of Wide-leaved Pepper:•The pink berries are used as spices instead of black pepper.•It has various medicinal uses.•Used for beautification in public and home gardens. Suitable climatic conditions for Wide-leaved Pepper:•Tolerates drought and thirst.•Tolerates fluctuations in hot weather. Propagation method of Wide-leaved Pepper:•It propagates through seeds and cuttings. Best time for planting Wide-leaved Pepper:•It is propagated by seeds or cuttings in spring. Suitable soil for planting Wide-leaved Pepper:•It coexists with most types of soil.