Albizia Lebbeck is a legume of the genus Albizia, 8-12 meters tall; bark rough; young branches densely pubescent, old branches glabrous. Bipinnate compound leaves; glands near the base of the common petiole and pinnae on the rachis. Heads are 3-4 cm in diameter when in flower; common pedicels are usually 7-9 cm long. Pods ribbon-shaped, flat, straw-colored, bright, glabrous, often persistent on trees for a long time; seeds 4-12, oval, oval. The flowering period is May-September; the fruiting period is October to the following May.

Growing Conditions for Albizia Lebbeck:
Albizia Lebbeck grows in wet rock crevices at altitudes up to 2100 meters. The climate of origin is diverse, and the most suitable climate is the annual average temperature of 23.3-26.6 ℃ and the annual precipitation of 480-2340 mm. It has strong adaptability to soil. Albizia Lebbeck can grow in sandy soil, loamy soil or weathered soil developed on different parent materials, but it grows best in fertile, moist, deep soil layer and well-drained loam soil. It is more resistant to drought and barrenness, does not require high soil pH, can resist salt, anti-pollution, and has a long life.
Light-loving tree species, suitable for growing in the open space or shrub forest on the periphery of the forest, it does not grow well in the shade, and a large light intensity is required in the seedling stage. Albizia Lebbeck grows best in climates with high temperature, high humidity and a balance of water and heat. The cold resistance is average, only able to withstand slight frost.