Kydia calycina, commonly known as the Pula tree, is a fast-growing, medium-sized tree that can be found in the forests of India, southern China, and Southeast Asia. This tree is known for its usefulness and beauty.
The Pula tree produces clusters of small, white flowers that sometimes have a pink tinge. These flowers are quite attractive and add to the tree’s ornamental value. After flowering, the tree produces small, round fruits that are covered in a soft, woolly texture. These fruits contain seeds that are brown and kidney-shaped.
Habitat
Kydia calycina is found in the forests of India, southern China, and Southeast Asia.
Planting and Care
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Sunlight: Prefers full sun to partial shade.
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Soil: Grows well in well-drained soils.
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Watering: Requires moderate watering, especially during dry periods.
Additional Information
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Ornamental Value: The tree’s attractive white flowers with a pink tinge and soft, woolly fruits make it a notable ornamental species.
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Ecological Significance: The tree’s flowers and fruits contribute to the local ecosystem’s biodiversity.
