Wild Heglig tree seeds

The wild Heglig tree is a desert thorny multi-branching tree with a spherical crown, able to withstand all dry, humid, and freezing weather conditions, it bears a fruit called desert date, which has many health benefits. Scientific name: Balanites Aegyptiaca. Other names: Desert date, Desert tamarind, Laloob. Flowers: small, unclear, greenish in color tending to yellow, appearing in clusters among the leaves, emitting a pleasant fragrance. Leaves: green, leathery in texture, divided. Planting time: during the warm times of the year. Blooming time: in autumn and spring. Soil: rich in complete nutrients for medium moisture cultivation. Watering method: moderate watering, considering weather conditions, soil moisture, and plant climate conditions. Sun exposure: requires full sun. Propagation: by seeds.