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Amaltas (املتاس) – 30+ Tree Seeds

Amaltas (املتاس) – 30+ Tree Seeds

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Start your own Amaltas tree (Cassia fistula) from seed and enjoy long chains of golden-yellow flowers each summer. Also called the Golden Shower Tree, it’s heat-tolerant and grows well in pots, gardens, or along boundary walls.

Perfect for home gardeners who want to grow a native flowering tree from scratch — with patience and lasting reward.

Why Gardeners Prefer Amaltas

  • Easy to Grow – Germinates in 3–6 weeks with warmth
  • Golden Summer Blooms – Long flower chains in May–July
  • Grows in Pots or Beds – Suitable for lawns or big containers
  • Withstands Heat – Ideal for warm, dry regions
  • Native Species – Supports local biodiversity

How to Grow Amaltas from Seed

When to Sow:

  • Summer or Monsoon (March to August)

Where to Sow:

  • Large 18–24 inch pots or sunny garden spots
  • Near walls, boundaries, or open lawn spaces

Steps:

  1. Scarify seeds (lightly scratch or nick shell) and soak in warm water overnight
  2. Sow 1 inch deep in well-draining soil
  3. Use 2 parts garden soil + 1 part Vermicompost
  4. Keep in full sun and water regularly
  5. Germinates in 3–6 weeks at 25–35°C
  6. Transplant when seedlings are 8–10 inches tall

Fertilizer & Tree Care

FAQs

How long until Amaltas blooms from seed?
It usually takes 4–6 years to flower from seed. Patience pays off with long-lasting blooms.

Can Amaltas grow in pots permanently?
Yes, with pruning and care, it can grow in a large 24-inch container or drum.

Is this tree drought-tolerant?
Once established, yes. Water deeply and less frequently during dry months.

Do I need to soak or scratch the seeds?
Yes, nicking and soaking overnight improves germination.

Common Names: Amaltas, Cassia Fistula, Golden Shower Tree, Indian Laburnum

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