Juniper tree seeds

The local Cypress tree Scientific name: Cupressus The Cypress tree is a fast-growing, evergreen tree throughout the year and in all seasons, with a height ranging between 5 and 40 meters. It is characterized by its fragrant wood and essential oil in its branches. The local Cypress tree is also considered a suitable ornamental tree for planting along roadsides, decorating gardens, and windbreaks. The Cypress tree can tolerate drought and high temperatures, and it does not require fertile or soft land for cultivation, as it can grow healthily in dry and poor soils provided they are well-drained. Among the benefits of the local Cypress tree are its effectiveness in treating fungal infections, strengthening immunity, and it is one of the antifungal agents that affect limbs and fingers. It is also used in wood industry and perfume manufacturing. Its original habitat is Turkey and the Arabian Peninsula. Propagation: The local Cypress tree propagates through seeds or seedlings. Moisture: Semi-arid, very arid. Planting time: The local Cypress tree can be planted throughout the year; there is no specific time for planting. Watering: The Cypress tree needs water moderately, and it can be planted in dry places thanks to its deep roots that enable it to reach groundwater. Method of planting: Place the seeds of the local Cypress tree in the planting container, then spray them with water and it is recommended to add plant growth stimulant powder. Ensure watering the tree and covering it with plastic or placing it in the shade. Ensure applying fungicide to maintain the fragrant scent of the plants. The local Cypress tree begins to take its conical shape and grow within one to two months. It is also necessary to prune the local Cypress tree properly by cutting dead, dry, and diseased branches to promote healthy growth. It is advised to perform this process during spring, after winter ends, to avoid frost damage to the trees.