A mustard seed can grow into a tree that reaches a height of 20-30 feet, with a branch circumference spanning approximately 20 feet.
While the mustard seed itself is incredibly small, typically only 1-2 millimeters in diameter, the plant it produces can become quite substantial. The size isn't necessarily about extreme height, but more about the impressive spread of the branches.
Here's a breakdown of the growth potential:
- Height: 20-30 feet
- Branch Span (Circumference): Approximately 20 feet
- Seed Size: 1-2 millimeters in diameter
The contrast between the tiny seed and the mature plant is remarkable, highlighting the potential contained within seemingly insignificant beginnings. The wide-spreading branches provide significant coverage and habitat.
