Golden Tabobia seeds

The golden Tabebuia tree is a famous ornamental tree, covered densely with beautiful golden flowers, fragrant and able to withstand dry and humid weather. It has deep wrinkled silver bark that adds to its beauty. When its leaves fall, a lush golden tree with bright flowers appears. It closely resembles the Tecoma tree. Scientific name: Tabebuia Aurea Family: Bignoniaceae Subfamily: Bignoniaceae Native to: South America, Brazil, Bolivia, Peru, Paraguay, Argentina, India, and cultivated in Gulf countries and Saudi Arabia. Other names: called the golden trumpet, yellow Tabebuia, Caribbean trumpet tree, gold tree, Paraguay trumpet tree. Propagation: by seeds, which is the fastest method. Flowers: characterized by their beautiful golden color and trumpet shape. Leaves: the golden Tabebuia has green, five-shaped leaves that emerge from a single stalk. Height: small to medium-sized, ranging from 3 meters to 15 meters. Blooming season: from May. Cultivation of the golden Tabebuia and environmental conditions: The golden Tabebuia is characterized by its ability to tolerate and adapt to dry and humid climatic conditions, making it suitable for cultivation in Saudi Arabia. Soil and fertilizer: grown in sandy, loamy, or well-drained clay soil, in open lands or large gardens. Fertilization in winter involves adding organic fertilizers, as well as attention to fertilizing with phosphorus and potassium to stimulate flowering. Exposure to light: needs full sun exposure. Seeds sometimes germinate within 4 to 6 weeks, although some may take much longer. Watering: watered twice a week, as the golden Tabebuia can tolerate drought and thirst, making it suitable for cultivation in the Gulf.