The Arabian hybrid date plant, also known as the Khajur tree, is a fruit-bearing plant that can grow in a variety of climates and soils: Appearance The Arabian date plant is brown in color and has special features like air purification. Growth The plant can grow in almost any Indian climate and soil, including in a pot or in a garden. Origin Evidence suggests that the date palm was first domesticated in the Persian Gulf over 6,000 years ago. Care When planting the Arabian date plant, avoid exposing it to direct sunlight and overwatering it. Size Date palms can grow to be between 49.2' and 82' (15-25 m) tall, with a trunk diameter of 15.75�-24� (40-60 cm) and leaf lengths between 9.8'-16.4' (3-5 m)