Small seedling of Sidr, also known as Ziziphus spina-christi

Please note that: the product size may vary slightly, ranging between 80cm - 50cm. Attention: the images displayed here of the product show its features and shape after planting, caring for it, and providing all its needs as shown in the description of the plant. The Indian jujube, or as it is known as Thai jujube, is a type of jujube tree characterized by its delicious fruits similar to apples in taste and texture. This type of jujube is considered a fruit-bearing tree that is becoming increasingly popular in many areas due to the quality of its fruits and its many health benefits. Description of the Indian jujube plant The tree: a medium-sized tree, with dark green, shiny leaves, and distinguished by fragrant white flowers. The fruits: spherical in shape, their color ranges from yellow to red when ripe, with a thin skin and white, juicy flesh. They are characterized by their sweet and distinctive taste. Growth: a fast-growing tree that tolerates various climatic conditions, but prefers warm, sunny weather. Care methods for the Indian jujube plant To obtain a plentiful and high-quality yield of Indian jujube fruits, some tips and guidelines for caring for this tree should be followed: Watering: - Regulation: the watering process should be well regulated, especially before the flowering period to prevent flower drop. - Quantity: avoid overwatering to prevent root rot. Fertilization: - Organic fertilizers: use nutrient-rich organic fertilizers to promote tree growth and fruit production. - Potassium fertilizer: use potassium fertilizer at appropriate times to increase fruit size and flavor. Pest and disease control: - Spraying: spray the tree with suitable pesticides to combat pests such as fruit flies and mite infestations. Lighting: - Sunlight: Indian jujube needs sufficient sunlight to grow and bear fruit well. Pruning: - Removing damaged branches: regularly remove damaged or diseased branches to maintain the health of the tree. Additional tips: After harvesting, it is preferable to prune the tree heavily to increase the fruit yield in the next season.