Najdi Talah seeds by weight

The Najdi Talah is considered one of the types of Talah plants spread in the world, and it is one of the rich and hardy woody plants for dry climatic conditions. It has thorny branches and fragrant flowers. Scientific name: Acacia Gerrardii. Other names: Najdi Sammar, Leafy Senna, Iraqi Senna. Family: Talah family. Native habitat: Najd in the center of the Arabian Peninsula. Flowers: Pale yellowish white, with a fragrant scent attractive to bees. Leaves: Najdi Talah leaves are pinnate and green. Height: from 8 to 10 meters. Najdi Talah cultivation and environmental conditions: Grows in valleys and in moderate weather, and can also be cultivated in any moderate climatic conditions such as greenhouses. Soil and fertilizer: Light, well-drained soil or any type of soil rich in complete nutrients for cultivation. Watering method: Water generously until it sprouts with several leaves, then water regularly until it reaches 1 meter in height, with spaced watering, taking into account weather conditions, soil moisture, and climatic conditions of the plant. Sun exposure: Full sun exposure. Propagation: By seeds. Planting time: In moderate weather, and it can be planted at any time of the year outside these conditions and climatic circumstances inside greenhouses. Flowering time: In spring. Benefits and uses of Najdi Talah: Bees love its flowers. Livestock feed on its leaves. The bark is used for making ropes and threads. Provides shade. The wood of Najdi Talah is used in furniture making and as firewood.