High quality Magnolia officinalis

Magnolia Officinalis is a light-loving medium-born tree species, born in 300-1500 meters above sea level among mountain forests, the young need shade, like cool, humid, cloudy, relative humidity big climate. In the soil layer deep, fertile, loose, humus rich, well-drained slightly acidic or neutral soil growth is better. Often mixed in deciduous broad-leaved forest, or evergreen broad-leaved forest edge.

FEATURES: deciduous trees, up to 20 m; Bark Thick, Brown, indehiscent; branchlets Stout, yellowish or grayish yellow, sericeous when young; Terminal Buds Large, narrowly ovate-conic, glabrous. Leaves Large, subleathery, 7-9 clustered at branch tips, oblong-obovate, 22-45 cm long, 10-24 cm wide, apex shortly acute or rounded obtuse, base cuneate, entire and wavelike, upper green, glabrous, lower gray-green, gray-pilose, with white powder; Petiole Stout, 2.5-4 cm long, stipule scar length for Petiole 2/3. Flowers White, 10-15 cm in Diam. , Aromatic; pedicel Stout, villous, with a packet scar 1 cm below tepals, tepals 9-12(17) , thickly fleshy, outer whorl 3 Pale Green, oblong-obovate, 8-10 cm long, 4-5 cm wide, in full bloom, the inner two rounds are usually white, obovate-spatulate, 8-8.5 cm long, 3-4.5 cm wide, clawed at base, innermost round 7-8.5 cm, middle inner round erect in full bloom; stamens Ca. 72,2-3 cm long, anthers 1.2-1.5 cm long, inwardly dehiscent, filaments 4-12 mm long, red; Gynoecium elliptic-ovoid, 2.5-3 cm long. Aggregate Fruit oblong-ovoid, 9-15 cm long; Globose with 3-4 mm beak; seeds triangular-obovate, Ca. 1 cm long. Flowering 5-6 months, fruiting 8-10 months. [1] the difference between Magnolia Officinalis and Magnolia Officinalis is that the leaf apex of Magnolia Officinalis is concave and becomes 2 obtuse round lobules, but the leaf apex of seedlings is obtuse and not concave, and the base of aggregate fruit is narrow. Flowering 4-5 months, fruiting 10 months.