Description

Terminalia catappa or Indian Almond Tree شجرة اللوز الهندية is a dense, spreading, deciduous tree with branches forming horizontal whorls. It features broadly obovate, lustrous, dark green leaves up to 9.8 inches long that turn red before falling. Petal-less white flowers are borne in axillary spikes, followed by winged, ellipsoid, red, yellow, or green fruit, 2-2.8 inches long, with edible seeds. This almond tree offers countless amazing health benefits, ranging from augmenting heart functions and easing digestion, to enriching skin texture and alleviating stress and anxiety.

Common Name	Indian Almond Tree
Botanical Name	Terminalia catappa
Max Height	65.6-114.8 feet
Spread	49.2-65.6 feet
Origin	Tropical Asia, Malaysia, N. Australia, Polynesia
Family	Combretaceae
Flower Color	White
Drought Tolerance	High
Salinity Tolerance	Medium
Sun Tolerance	High
Wind Tolerance	High
Water Requirement	Medium
PH Level	Basic
Pest Tolerance	High
Disease Tolerance	High
Growth Rate	Medium
Fragrance	No
Leaf Description	Broadly obovate, lustrous, dark green, up to 9.8 inches long, turning red before falling.
Flower Description	Petal-less white calyces with tubes up to 0.4 inches long, in axillary spikes up to 6.3 inches long.
Fruit Description	Narrowly winged, ellipsoid, red, yellow, or green, 2-2.8 inches long, with edible seeds.
Root System	Extensive, acts as a natural bulwark for erosion control.

Specifications

• Weight: 200gr
• Usage: Indoor & outdoor

Pros and cons

• Sustainably produced
• Ideal for everyday use
• May discolor in direct sunlight