Fertile pine tree seeds

The fruit-bearing pine tree is one of the largest perennial trees, evergreen in summer and winter, beautiful in appearance, with a conical crown, among the trees that produce the cone-shaped pine fruit and the known aromatic resin oil. Its wood is characterized by strength and resistance to pests and germs, and it is used to make kitchen tools, furniture, paper industry, musical instruments, and others. Scientific name: Pinus. Other names: Bīn, Bīnūs. Wood tree. Family: Pinaceae. Native habitat: America and Europe, and it has been widely planted in the Arab region. The fruit: comes inside overlapping cones, resembling an almond. The leaves: spiral-shaped, green in color. Height: can reach up to 30 meters. Planting time: it is preferable to plant them from the beginning of the warm and moderate times of the year, and they can be planted at any time of the year outside these weather conditions inside greenhouses. Benefits and uses of the fruit-bearing pine: its fruits are involved in many food industries and various cooking recipes. Pine oil is used in medicine and perfume manufacturing. It is planted as windbreaks and for dust protection. Pinewood is flexible, so it is used in woodworking industries. It is considered an ornamental tree in homes, gardens, and parks. Pine planting and environmental conditions: seeds are soaked for 24 hours or planted directly, and it is easy to cultivate, requiring few agricultural needs. It tolerates harsh climatic conditions from extreme heat to extreme cold, and it is a slow-growing tree, requiring patience to grow. Soil: tolerant of any type of soil rich in complete nutrients for cultivation. Watering method: does not need much watering, as it tolerates drought and dryness. Sun exposure: prefers full sun. Propagation: by seeds.