Soybean tree seeds

The Thuja tree is an ornamental coniferous tree with a beautiful conical shape, highly branched, giving it a wonderful appearance. It is a tree of great value due to its rapid growth, resistance to pollution, and dense leaves. It is an evergreen tree. The Thuja tree is characterized by its strong tolerance to harsh conditions, from intense heat to frost, with a tolerance level reaching 20 degrees Celsius or more. Scientific name: Thuja Family: Cupressaceae (Cypress family) Other names: Tua, Eastern Fescue, Ornamental Cypress, Star Native habitat: Asia, especially China and Korea, as well as North America. Planting time: Late spring and early autumn. Flower: Dark orange in color, about 15 cm long, blooming from June to November. Leaves: Glossy green tending to yellowing. Height: From 1 to 10 meters. Propagation method: Seeds and cuttings. Growing Thuja seeds: It is best to plant in spring or early autumn in deep, rich, well-drained soil, as constantly moist and sticky soil can increase the risk of fungal diseases. To avoid this problem, amend heavy or clay soil with compost and sand. Plants sold in containers can be cultivated year-round, except during frost season. Pruning can be done throughout the year, except during winter and frost periods. Exposure: Partial shade to full sun, protected from strong winds. Irrigation: Should be regular and generous, especially in summer. In case of extreme heat and drought, it is necessary to spray the leaves. Fertilization: Once or twice a year. Benefits of the Thuja tree: Suitable for ornamental planting and gardens, as well as planting as beautiful hedges. Due to its shape and the way its leaves and branches grow, it is suitable for pruning and shaping. Garden hedge.