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Acacia Tortilis Raddiana

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Acacia Tortilis Raddiana

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Light

Light

The tree needs direct and full sunlight throughout the day to grow healthily and quickly, preferably no less than 6 hours a day.

Watering

Watering

The Acacia tortilis tree is very drought-resistant once its roots are established. For newly planted trees: they need regular watering (possibly once a week) for the first year or two to encourage the growth of a deep and strong root system. Established (mature) trees rarely require additional watering, relying heavily on rainfall and groundwater. Water only during prolonged dry periods. Avoid overwatering: Overwatering should be avoided entirely, as it can lead to root rot, especially in poorly drained soil.

Temperature

Temperature

30 - 50 °C

Fertilizer

Fertilizer

Very low requirements: Acacia is a plant that has the ability to fix nitrogen in the soil (because it is from the legume family), so its fertilization requirements are very low.

Plant Size

Plant Size

80 - 90 CM

Description

General Form: A shrub or tree typically characterized by a distinctive, wide, umbrella-shaped or flat-topped crown, especially when growing in arid, open conditions.
Branches and Stems:
Bark: Dark brown to grey, often fissured or peeling with age.
Thorns: Known for having two distinct types of thorns on the same branch (a characteristic feature of some Acacias):
Long, straight, whitish, or pale-colored spines (one visible in the photo).
Shorter, darker, hooked, or recurved thorns.
Leaves:
Type: Compound bipinnate leaves, meaning the main leaf divides into pinnae (leaflets), and the pinnae further divide into very small leaflets (pinnules).
Leaflets (Pinnules): Very small, oval or oblong, and light green in color (clearly visible in the photo).
Flowers:
Shape: Appear as small, dense, spherical clusters.
Color: Creamy white to pale yellow.
Scent: Often fragrant.
Fruits (Pods):
Shape: Distinctively twisted or coiled (giving rise to the name tortilis), curled like a helix or irregularly contorted.
Color: Green when young, maturing to brown or grey.

Product images, including their size and growth stage, are approximate and for display purposes only

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