Oryxoliferous thorn seeds

The Auriculiformis Acacia is a evergreen shade tree, fast-growing, with dense leaves and an open spreading crown, reaching a height of 15 to 30 meters. It has fragile and easily breakable branches, so it requires a protected location from strong winds. Scientific name: Acacia Auriculiformis Family: Fabaceae Native to: Auriculiformis originates from Australia, Indonesia, and Guinea. Preferred soil: It grows in various types of soil such as clay soil and silty sandy soil. Soil pH level: ranges between 4.3 and 9. Propagation: by seeds. Exposure: The Auriculiformis tree requires a sunny location, as it is not very tolerant of shade. How to plant seeds of the Auriculiformis tree: pour a small amount of boiling water over the seeds, then leave them to soak for 12 hours. You can speed up and facilitate the process by making a small cut in the shell to allow water to penetrate. Germination occurs within 6-15 days. The treated seeds are planted in germination trays immediately after germination. Benefits of the Auriculiformis tree: Its dense dark green leaves, which remain throughout the dry season, make it an excellent shade tree, planted to provide shelter on beaches and facades. It is a main source of firewood, providing very good charcoal that lights well with little smoke. It is also used for furniture, carpentry, tool handles, and construction.