PAULOWNIA TREE
Their average height is around 10 meters. It can grow on the Aegean and Mediterranean coasts. Paulownia trees can be grown for a variety of plants. Its leaves clean by absorbing dust, smoke and air pollution. 1 Hectare of paulownia has the capacity to absorb 6 Kg of atmospheric sulfur per year.
PAULOWNIA HONEY
We should point out that thanks to the flowers obtained from the paulownia tree, the bees fed there will obtain an average of over 20 kg of honey from each tree, which will eliminate the use of invert syrup in the nutrition of the bees and reduce costs. and rate of bee mortality.
PAULOWNIA TEA
The process of making paulownia leaf tea is surprisingly easy. First, the leaves must be collected and cleaned. This can be done by gently rinsing under running water and then air drying. When the leaves are ready, they should be placed in a teapot or cup. It is important to remember that paulownia leaves should not be boiled.
ANIMAL FEED
Paulownias produce very large and high volumes of leaves. In China, after these leaves are dried, they are chopped and stored in silos. It is used as food for sheep, goats, rabbits, cattle and pigs. The nutritional value of dry leaves is rich in fat, sugar and protein and has the same value as grain in proportion to their weight. It is of economic importance to grow livestock in places with a small amount of land.
