Baobab trees are remarkably drought-resistant and can survive long periods without water. They typically require about 25 to 50 gallons (95 to 190 liters) of water during the rainy season to support their growth, but they can store water in their large trunks to endure dry spells. Generally, established baobabs need little additional watering once they are mature.
A baobab tree can store up to around 26,000 gallons (100,000 liters) of water in its trunk to survive long periods of drought. The tree's ability to store water helps it to thrive in arid environments where water is scarce.
The Baobab tree is known for its huge trunk, giving it a distinct appearance. Baobabs can store water in their swollen trunk to survive in dry climates.
Various insects, such as beetles and flies, are common pollinators of baobab trees. These insects are attracted to the baobab's large white flowers, where they transfer pollen from one flower to another, enabling the tree to produce fruit.
Baobab
The baobab tree, also known as the "tree of life," has a thick trunk that can store water during dry periods. It is known for its distinctive swollen trunk and branches, which help it survive in arid conditions. These iconic trees can be found in various African countries.
As much as the field need.
Water lillies need half a day of sunshine
not much water like six cups in each day
a humanm need 18 -20 glasses of water per day.
every week you should water them
10 to 12 glass of water daily
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