Piscidia grow as large shrubs or branching trees that produce bright green leaves and flowers that can be white, green, or red. The large seed pods also produce legumes. The wood of these trees is sturdy, often used to build boats, fence posts, and piling that supports foundations in building construction.
Water:
Originating from intermittently moist environments, piscidia exhibits moderate drought tolerance, thriving on watering every 1-2 weeks. Typically grown outdoors, its growth is influenced by rainfall patterns, necessitating supplemental watering during extended dry periods.
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