Tamarind Tree - Sampaloc - Live Plant in a 1 Gallon Growers Pot - Tamarindus Indica - Beautiful Edible Fruit Bearing Tree

Physical Characteristics: The tamarind tree has a distinctive appearance, with long, slender branches and bipinnate leaves that create a feathery texture. The tree’s bark is rough and brownish-gray, providing a rugged look that contrasts with its smooth, glossy leaves. In late spring to summer, the tree produces small, yellowish-white flowers that bloom in clusters. These flowers are followed by the iconic tamarind pods, which are brown, woody, and contain the sought-after tangy pulp. Sunlight Requirements: Tamarind trees require full sun for at least 6-8 hours per day. They flourish in bright, direct sunlight, which encourages strong growth and fruit production. In areas with less sunlight, the tree may still grow, but fruiting could be significantly reduced. Watering Frequency: Although tamarind trees are drought-tolerant once established, they benefit from regular watering during their initial growth phase. Water deeply but infrequently, allowing the soil to dry out between water