Yellow Sispan shrub seeds

A fast-growing, round-shaped Sispan tree, one of the trees used in livestock feeding and has culinary uses in East Asia, drought-resistant, and widely cultivated for land reclamation in desert areas. Scientific name: Sesbania bispinosa Other names: West Indian pea, green thorn. Family: Fabaceae. Native habitat: Southeast Asia. Flowers: Yellow, rectangular. Leaves: Regularly arranged. Height: Reaches 3-8 meters. Cultivation of Sispan and environmental conditions: It tolerates harsh climatic conditions, from extreme cold and heat to dry and humid atmospheres. It can also be grown in moderate climatic conditions such as greenhouses. Soil and fertilizer: Light, well-drained soil, or any type of nutrient-rich soil suitable for cultivation, considering the plant’s need for multiple fertilization times. Irrigation method: Initially, watering is abundant during germination, then gradually, and can be spaced out because it has the ability to withstand drought. Sun exposure: Full sun. Propagation: By seeds. Planting time: From September to December, and in spring. It can be planted at any time of the year outside these climatic conditions inside greenhouses. Flowering time: In spring. Benefits and uses of Sispan: It has many medicinal uses. It is placed on farms as a fence and windbreaks against dust and storms.