Zanzalakh seeds

The Zanzalakh is an attractive perennial tree that grows quickly, with a heavily branched crown, lush green foliage, planted as ornamental trees and windbreaks, known since ancient times as a tree of medicine, decoration, shade, and repelling mosquitoes and insects. Scientific name: Melia azedarach. Other names: Azdarakh, Indian Lilac, Meliya, Bead Tree, Chinese Mulberry, Pride of India, Exotic Lily Flower. Family: Azdarakhaceae. Native homeland: Southwest Asia, Western China, and India. Cultivation of Zanzalakh and environmental conditions: The Zanzalakh tree is characterized by its tolerance to both drought and humidity, its fast growth, and its perpetual greenness throughout the year. It is resistant to all types of pests. It also requires little water and plenty of sunlight. Pruning is recommended periodically. Soil and fertilizer: It can grow in almost all types of soil, including clayey, saline, and alkaline, with an optimal pH level of 8.5. Watering: Moderate to low. Sun exposure: Full sun. Propagation: By seeds and root cuttings. Planting time: Planted at the beginning of spring in a shaded place away from direct sunlight. Flowering time: Blooms from March to May. Flowers and leaves: The colors of its flowers range from purple, violet, to yellow leaning towards white, with a size of about 1.5 cm. It begins to flower after 3 or 4 years of age. Its leaves are green, feathery, compound, and alternate. Fruit: Round yellow berry about 1 cm in diameter. Its seeds have been used to make beads for swimming. Height: From 6 to 17 meters. Benefits of Zanzalakh: It is a primary source of medical treatment in its native India, where its leaves, bark, and oil are used as remedies for many diseases. The tree is used in reforestation projects in cities, parks, and dry areas. It is involved in the manufacture of some insecticides. Its leaves are used in carpets to repel mold. Its wood is used as a source of firewood, fuel, and heating.