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bonsai thorn tree Camel Thorn Tree Bonsai | Shop Online NowThe Acacia erioloba tree is commonly known as Camel thorn, Giraffe thorn, Rubber thorn tree, or the False Lightening Bush. Native to Namibia, Botswana, Angola, and South Africa, the tree species can be cultivated as a Camel Thorn bonsai by home cultivators. Belonging to the Fabaceae family, this tree has a slow growth rate but is highly tolerant of drought conditions. It is primarily a part of the desert and arid vegetation in its native habitat. The

The Acacia erioloba tree is commonly known as Camel thorn, Giraffe thorn, Rubber thorn tree, or the False Lightening Bush. Native to Namibia, Botswana, Angola, and South Africa, the tree species can be cultivated as a Camel Thorn bonsai by home cultivators. Belonging to the Fabaceae family, this tree has a slow growth rate but is highly tolerant of drought conditions. It is primarily a part of the desert and arid vegetation in its native habitat. The frost-hardy Camel Thorn trees of Namibia prefer full sun and bloom into yellow flowers during late Spring or early Summer.

Growth Rate
The camel thorn plant is slow-growing. It exhibits a slow growth rate even in its natural habitat.

Flowering
Camel thorn bonsai will hardly flower. However, the tree produces yellow flowers that bloom from early spring to early summer.

Watering and Feeding
This is a drought-tolerant species capable of experiencing extreme arid conditions.

Soil
The Camel thorn tree in Namibia grows well in sandy or loamy soil. The soil should be well-drained. In many cases, the roots reach deep inside the soil.

Hardiness
The hardiness zone of Camel Thorn is 8b to 11.

Light
Camel Thorn trees love the full sun for adequate growth.

Propagation
Seed propagation is the best way. How to plant Camel Thorn tree seed? Cultivators should sow the Camel Thorn seeds just after the frost or winter season.

One of the interesting Camel Thorn tree facts is that in its native habitat, the camel thorn trees sustain multiple fauna species that feed on its pods or Acacia erioloba seeds, flowers, and leaves. Besides, many birds make their nest on the Camel Thorn trees in Namibia. Camel Thorn Namibia is used for medicinal purposes and is a protected tree used in its native countries as a street tree. Buy Camel thorn trees for sale from Planet Desert!

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