Seeds of the Corizia tree

Scientific name: Chorisia speciosa The Chorisia tree, pink, silk thread, elephant's prick, bottle. The Chorisia tree, pink, silk thread, elephant's prick, bottle. The Chorisia tree is one of the most beautiful trees in the world, and it is a round tree, deciduous, with spreading branches that are green in the early stages of life, fast-growing, reaching a height of about 50 feet. Its thorny trunk features sharp woody protrusions. After the tree grows, its shape resembles a bottle, with the trunk enlarging at the bottom and narrowing at the top. It is considered one of the most disease-resistant trees, and the tree produces a beautiful color during the flowering season because its large flowers are red and pink, with white inside. It also withstands harsh environmental conditions, tolerates drought and heat. The Chorisia tree is used as water reservoirs during drought periods, and it is used as an ornamental tree in public and private gardens and along roads. Its original habitat is South America, Brazil, and Argentina. Propagation: • Propagated by seeds and cuttings. Planting times: • Plant Chorisia in March-April and also in September-October-November. Soil type: • Grows well in most fertile soils. Soil drainage: • Well-drained and ventilated. • Seeds are soaked for 12-24 hours, then directly planted in the soil.