Seeds of the Acacia pruinocarpa tree - Al Thalh Al Qandili

Common name: Qandeel Acacia Scientific name: Acacia pruinocarpa Also known as: Talh Qandeel The tree belongs to the genus Acacia, considered a fast-growing, evergreen tree that reproduces quickly. It is a smooth, dense tree with branches that grow upward, reaching a height of 12 meters. It is also a tree that does not require much care. • Qandeel Acacia flower: The flowers appear in yellow, spherical, head-shaped inflorescences, blooming from February to December. • Fruit and seeds of Qandeel Acacia: Its fruit is a pod up to 12 cm long, containing black, elongated, hard, medium-sized seeds inside. • Season for propagating Qandeel Acacia: It is planted in spring, but can also be cultivated year-round in agricultural reserves and enclosed or plastic-covered areas where temperature can be controlled, sunlight reaches, or adequate lighting is available for the plant. • Suitable climate and soil for Qandeel Acacia: It tolerates drought periods, as well as high temperatures and severe cold. • Method of cultivating Qandeel Acacia: It reproduces by seeds, which are soaked in water for a full day before planting. They are planted at a depth of 1-2 cm and fertilized with organic fertilizer at least once. • Its benefits and uses: It has multiple medicinal uses and is considered one of the best shade trees for its beauty and tolerance. This plant is used as a break or windbreak fence in sandy areas. The Talh Qandeel tree is among the best trees that play a significant role in soil rehabilitation. • Original habitat of Qandeel Acacia: Its native habitat is Australia, and it is widely cultivated in Saudi Arabia and the Gulf countries.