10 Fast Growing Fruit Trees With Survival Instincts

Fruit Trees Growing In Qatar

Qatar is a small patch of land with erratic rainfall and harshly hot desert, generally hostile to thirsty plant organisms. Despite this, there are fruit trees thriving in the country.

1. Black mulberry

This slow-growing weedy species with a rapid growth rate is tolerant to drought, infertile, and rocky soil as well as resistant to cold. Its sweet edible fruit is a compound cluster of dark purple shade.

2. Date Palm

They are cultivated for their edible sweet fruit. This is a major industry in the country. Date trees typically reach about 21–23 metres in height and are tolerant up to 47 degrees Celsius weather.

3. Christ's thorn jujube

Fruits and leaves from this tree have been used in Ancient Egyptian food and medicine. Even Modern medicine is also extracting the tree's leaves to decrease severe inflammation.

4. Indian jujube

Indian jujube is a tropical fruit tree species. With its numerous-branched and evergreen nature, it stands like a spreading crown. The thorny tree copes with extreme temperatures and survives in a rather dry climate.

5. Carica Papaya

It’s a short-lived, fast-growing woody herb. It needs Uniformly high temperature and ample sunshine for fast growth.

6. Avicennia marina

Avicennia marina is a widely grown mangrove species in high-salinity habitats submitted to extremely arid conditions with salinity above 38 psu and water temperature as high as 35° C

7. Morus alba

The fruit has a tonic effect on kidney energy. The leaves are antibacterial, astringent, diaphoretic, hypoglycaemic, odontalgic, and ophthalmic.

8. Dragon fruit

This is a tropical plant that needs to remain in temperatures about 40 degrees F, with an ideal temperature between 60 and 80 degrees. Dragon fruit needs sun to produce fruit and must be grown in a spot that gets at least 6 hours of sunlight a day.

9. Ficus carica

The species can tolerate a wide range of habitats, including infertile rocky land, woodland, scrubland and even places with hot, dry soil. Figs produce deliciously sweet fruits that are rich in potassium, calcium and other dietary fibers.

10. Natal Plum

It is adaptable to harsh conditions like heavy shade, moisture, drought, heat, and intense sun. The mouthwatering red fruits are rich in vitamin A, B, and C