White Hina date palm tree seeds

The white Hina date tree is an evergreen shrub with dense branching, its stunning summer flowers enchant the eye and attract bees, insects, and various birds that feed on its nectar. Scientific name: Lagerstroemia indica white. Family: belongs to the olive family. Native habitat: its original habitat is from North Africa to Southeast Asia, specifically China and Korea. Common name: Hina date or Indian jasmine or coffee rose, Indian purple. Lagerstroemia height: from 3 to 5 meters. Environmental conditions for planting the white Hina date: Exposure: full sun, but it easily adapts to partial shade in hot and dry climates, and prefers fertile, well-drained soil. Soil pH: between alkaline and acidic, and it can resist drought to some extent. Propagation: by seeds. The ideal planting period is in October and November in a moderate or dry climate or from March to May, before the first summer heat. Buds appear in late spring. Its growth is relatively slow. The best time to plant Hina date: it is preferable to plant this tree from September to November, except during severe frosts or heatwaves. The optimal planting period is in October and November to promote rooting in a moderate or dry climate, but it can also be planted from March to May, before the first summer heat. Prune the branches from the previous year to promote next year's flowering. Then remove crossing branches, ensuring to leave the outward-facing branches and eliminate those facing the interior of the shrub. Benefits: The Hina date tree is used to decorate house facades or public gardens and is used as shade or fences for cafes and clubs and has a strong aromatic scent. It also has health benefits as its leaves are boiled and drunk to treat diarrhea, regulate blood pressure, and also treat kidney diseases and colon infections.