Rare giant rubber tree seeds

The giant rare Ficus tree, a large evergreen tree, known as the Fers tree, is one of the largest trees in the Arabian Peninsula and is considered a rare species threatened with extinction. It has dense, tough green leaves, produces small sweet-tasting fruits, scientific name: Mimusops laurifolia. Other names: Fers, Barasa. Family: Sapotaceae. Native habitat: Africa, Arabian Peninsula. Flowers: come in white to creamy color and cluster in scattered axillary groups, with brown hairs. Fruits: have olive-like edible fruits. Leaves: oval-shaped with a leathery texture, cluster at the end of the branch. Height: can reach up to 28 meters. Planting time: can be planted year-round except during extreme heat and cold, and can be cultivated at any time of the year in non-extreme weather conditions inside greenhouses. Benefits and uses of the giant Ficus: the wood is used in construction and as fuel. Planted for shade and windbreaks. Used in cosmetics and soap manufacturing. Cultivation and environmental conditions: prefers moderate and humid areas but can be grown in any moderate climate conditions such as greenhouses. Soil and fertilizer: well-drained soil rich in complete nutrients for planting. Watering method: watered regularly, considering weather conditions, soil moisture, and plant climate needs. Sun exposure: full sun. Propagation: by seeds.