Prickly acacia seeds wild acacia

Wild Qattad or what is called Kattad, it is from perennial shrubs and its branches are full of thorns and seeds, it grows in barren deserts, so it has the ability to withstand harsh desert climatic conditions, and lack of water, Kattad grows in sandy plains and rugged lands, and it is considered one of the best wild plants for grazing. Scientific name: Astragalus Spinosus. Other names: Jaddad, Taqeeq, Kaddad, Kattad, Spiny Qafaa, Spiny Astragalus. Family: Leguminosae. Native origin: Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Iraqi deserts, and Libyan deserts. Cultivation of Qattad and environmental conditions: Kattad grows in various hot and very cold climatic conditions and it is also drought-tolerant. Planting time: During moderate times of the year. Height: 90 cm. Flowers: Qattad flowers appear in dark pink color and are spread along the stem, emitting a fragrant scent. Soil: Sandy and clayey. Watering method: Initially irrigated heavily. Sun exposure: Full sun. Propagation: By seeds.