Peruvian pepper tree seeds

Peruvian pepper tree, fine-leaved. Scientific name: Schinus molle. Peruvian pepper tree, fine-leaved pepper. It is an ornamental tree, evergreen, fast-growing, reaching a height of 15 meters, and its leaves are fragrant when rubbed. Its small white flowers and pink fruits. It also tolerates drought, salinity, and heat, and has insecticidal properties, making it a good alternative to industrial chemical substances in pest control. The Peruvian pepper tree has antibacterial properties and is traditionally used to treat wounds. Its native habitat is the Andes Mountains in Peru. Propagation: propagated by seeds and cuttings. Planting seasons: planted in spring and late autumn. Soil type: thrives in all types of soil but best suited to sandy soil and clay soil. Soil drainage: good drainage and aeration.