Seeds of the honey date palm tree

Talh Al-Dhihan is a tree with dual thorns, multiple and dense branches, its cultivation spreading in valleys and mountain slopes, visited by bees densely due to its abundant fragrant flowers as it produces the best types of honey, also cultivated as windbreaks and medicinal extracts. Scientific name: acacia asak. Other names: Dhihan, Al-Asq, Al-Dhiban. Original habitat: Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Planting time: planted in moderate times of the year. Blooming time: thrives in autumn and spring. Flowers: appear in the form of white spikes leaning towards yellowish with a fragrant, sweet scent. Leaves: small green leaves. Height: may reach 8 meters. Cultivation of Talh Al-Dhihan and environmental conditions: planted in valleys and on mountain slopes, capable of tolerating harsh climatic conditions from extreme cold and extreme heat. Soil: prefers clay or rocky soil. Sun exposure: full sun. Propagation: by seeds and cuttings.