Giant Arti Seeds - Gulf Desert Thorn (Calligonum crinitum)

Common name: Arti Al-Amala Scientific name: Calligonum crinitum Also known as: Sand Arti - Al-Abal Arti Al-Amala is a large desert shrub with relatively few leaves, its branches are evergreen, tough, and drooping. The giant Arti is distinguished by its height, exceeding 4 meters, and it is one of the contributing shrubs in soil stabilization. Flower of the giant Arti - Al-Abal: Its flowers are yellowish-white, appear in spring, are beautiful, and have a fragrant scent. Seeds of the giant Arti - Al-Abal: Oval-shaped, covered with soft hair, and darker in color compared to regular Arti. Growing season: Planted in autumn, late winter, or spring. Suitable climate and soil for planting the giant Arti - Al-Abal: The giant Arti grows quickly in sandy dunes, which is its preferred soil. It is resistant to salinity, high temperatures, drought, and frost. Method of planting the giant Arti - Al-Abal: It is propagated by cuttings and seeds, which are planted in the soil at a depth of 1 cm. Water thoroughly until the seedlings appear, then gradually reduce watering. Its benefits and uses: Arti is important for stabilizing sand dunes and planting as a barrier in large areas, as well as using barriers to reduce desertification. It also has medicinal uses. Original habitat: Its native homeland is Saudi Arabia.