Seeds of Arthrina shrub

The Arthurina tree is a dwarf coral tree characterized by rapid growth and abundant red flowers with nectar that attract a variety of birds, bees, and due to its small size, this tree is considered ideal and suitable for residential complexes, home gardens, and lounges. Scientific name: Erythrina humeana Family: Fabaceae Native habitat: South Africa, South America Variety: Legumes Other names: Coral, Bahaheh, Imam's sword, Rooster's comb, Christ's tears Propagation: By seeds and cuttings Flowers: Arthurina features bright red cluster flowers, finger-shaped, full of nectar, making them attractive to butterflies and bees Leaves: Triangular oval with a fine tip Height: From 1 to 3 meters Flowering time: Late winter and early spring Light exposure: Grown in direct sunlight to partial shade Preferred soil for cultivation: Suitable for all types of soil, preferably sandy and fertile Watering: Watered daily after planting, in summer daily, and in winter according to soil dryness Growing Arthurina seeds and environmental conditions: Arthurina can be cultivated in regions with a moderate climate where it grows in normal garden conditions, provided it is exposed to full sun. It can also grow in drought conditions. After soaking the seeds for 48 hours, plant them in suitable soil. One month after germination, transfer to larger pots or permanent land. If your garden experiences high frost levels, don't worry because this dwarf tree can withstand a lot of cold and frost, especially when it becomes part of your garden. If conditions are difficult and growth is weak, it may be necessary to prune it once every three or four years. Benefits and uses: The roots of this shrub are used for muscle tearing as a topical treatment. It has medicinal benefits for wound washing. Treats various respiratory diseases: such as tuberculosis and bronchitis.