The carob tree is a large evergreen tree whose origin is the Mediterranean basin.
The carob tree is a large evergreen tree native to the Mediterranean basin. It has a robust trunk and a broad, spreading crown. Its leaves are leathery, round, and dark green. Its flowers appear in late winter; the male flowers are red and the female flowers are pink. The fruit are flat, hanging berries, 10 to 20 cm long, dark purple when ripe, with very sweet, edible pulp. It is not particular about soil type; in fact, it seems to prefer the most inhospitable conditions.
Physiological and cultivation characteristics:
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Pot: 9L / 300 cm
70-liter bag of professional substrate, ideal for high-yield cultivation. Composed of a balanced mix of peat, coconut fiber, and perlite, it guarantees excellent drainage, moisture retention, and aeration for optimal root development.
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