Enterolobium tree seeds

Common name: Interlobium Scientific name: Enterolobium Other names: Monkey's ear - Elephant's ear A fast-growing flowering tree that reaches up to 25 meters in height, planted for its aesthetic value and abundant shade. Its leaves are pinnate and alternate, falling during the winter season. It is one of the ornamental and shade trees cultivated in warm regions. Interlobium tree flowers: Its flowers are abundant, white in color, with a fragrant scent, but it only blooms in spring. Interlobium tree fruit and seeds: Its fruits are broad, curved, resembling the shape of an ear, and are dark brown in color. Inside, they contain medium-sized brown seeds. Interlobium tree propagation season: It is planted in spring and autumn, and can also be cultivated year-round in agricultural nurseries and enclosed or plastic environments where temperature can be controlled, sunlight reaches, or where adequate lighting for the plant is available. Suitable climate and soil for planting Interlobium: It is grown under full sun in sandy soils or well-drained clay soils. Watering during propagation is done daily. How to plant Interlobium: Planting is done using seeds at a depth of 1-2 cm from the soil surface, after soaking them in water for one or two days. Its benefits and uses: It is considered an excellent shade tree due to its size, making it suitable for creating good shade in public gardens and playgrounds. Native habitat of Interlobium: South America, northern parts of South America, and it is also widespread in tropical and subtropical regions.