Seeds of the desert shrub Arar

The Arar tree is a perennial pastoral salt shrub, tolerant to drought and high salinity, and harsh desert climatic conditions. Scientific name: Salsola cyclophylla. Native habitat: Arabian Peninsula and Sinai. Flowers: small, appear on branches. Leaves: alternate, one leaf per node. Height: about one meter. Planting time: during warm times of the year, and it can be planted at any time of the year outside these weather conditions and climatic circumstances inside greenhouses. Flowering time: September, October, November, December. Benefits and uses of Arar: It is considered one of the most famous pastoral trees that livestock feed on. It has medicinal and health uses in folk medicine. Cultivation of Arar and environmental conditions: It can withstand desert climatic conditions and their difficult fluctuations, and it is also drought-tolerant, so it does not require continuous watering. Sun exposure: full. Propagation: by seeds.