The benefits of planting Ficus benjamina

Peepal Baba explains the benefits of planting Ficus benjamina
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Swami Prem Parivartan aka Peepal Baba is synonymous with the planting and preservation of the peepal tree. Since 1977, he has planted and preserved more than 12.5 million peepal trees.
He is the founder of Give Me Trees, which is the largest volunteer based tree planting and preservation organizations in India. Give Me Trees has planted and preserved more than 20 million trees across India.
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[@debabratadas8579]

Sirji peepal and Bargad is easily available trees here in my village they are on every tad tree. I have planted many Brgad and peepal trees . I am only 18. I will plant atleast 100 Banyan and peepal tree before my death. You are doing very good work. Thank you for working for Whole planet.

[@Dhruv_Dogra]

Bhagwan bless you 🙏

[@ravsubra]

Thank you sir for educating us. Please keep it coming on various trees found in Indian sub-continent.

[@akashmukhopadhyay9335]

I have one in a pot, love it so much.

[@lifeisnothard7054]

Nicely explained sir.. Thanks a lot

[@RohithTk-yl7qk]

Sir very well explained with few words...can i ask some doubts...how distance need two ficus plat and can we olat near compound wall

[@alanroy6186]

what are the other benefits of ficus benjamina for our bio diversity, i have seen they produce a small fruit is it edible for the birds?

[@Tej_bharadwaj]

Sir , winter care kya h iska?

[@kiran-vf1ht]

Sir please tell how to propogate this plant

[@NLT693]

Sir Is podhe me Rootrot disease se pareshan he uska upay bataye ge please

[@bistrotaumax2818]

Kya iske roots pipes damage kar sakte hain?

[@shriramchourasiya5847]

मैं मध्य प्रदेश जबलपुर का रहने वाला हूं सर जी इसको लगाना चाहते हैं पर मिलेगा कहां।।

[@wavesinterior5925]

Sir mere ficus mai jaise neem ki nimoli hoti hai waise beej aarhe hai wo kya hai

[@gautamv952]

Sir, F.Benjamina is also a very good tree for attracting birds. Just like other members of the Ficus family such as Pimpli and Peepal.

[@rukhsarafreen4190]

Can you please let me know how it helps to attract birds? Because of its bushy nature. I'm trying to add more plants in my balcony which will help to attract birds

[@gautamv952]

@@rukhsarafreen4190 Sure. The figs (fruit/flowers) of the F.Benjamina (or any other ficus species) are a vital source of food for many birds. If you look up a ficus tree in your area, you will notice that it would be full of birds, especially when it is fruiting. And yes, because it is a bushy plant with aerial roots, it is often used by birds for building nests. However, since you mentioned a balcony, a Ficus would not be a suitable plant for you. That is because they are enormous trees, easily reaching 60 feet in height! But, you can keep F.Benjamina and other ornamental ficus in containers in your balcony. While this is good for attracting nesting birds, it will not be as useful as the tree itself, as it will not produce figs. If you do want to attract birds, you can try the following: 1. Fruit trees in large containers: Guava, Mulberry, Rose Apple, Papaya and Phalsa can be grown in pots, and are capable of producing fruits if you apply good amount of organic fertilisation. These will do exceptionally well if you have plenty of sun in your balcony. Birds love the fruits. Another is the Coffee Berry, but it only grows in the Western Ghat belt (Goa, Coastal Karnataka, Kerala). 2. Small shrubs with flowers/fruits/nectar: The usual plants (Ixora, Hibiscus, Duranta). Not as much as 1) but good for adding green cover with flowers that look pleasing to the eye. 3. Vegetables: The Ivy Gourd (Kundru, Tendli) is a very good plant for attracting parrots and other birds, as they love the vegetable. Bird's Eye Chillies are another option, and the shrub looks pretty too). 4. Bamboos: Small varieties of bamboos are an excellent choice for attracting birds. Bulbuls, Munias and Magpie Robins all love to build nest in bamboo thickets. I have three Munia families in the Bamboo shrub in my terrace garden.🙂 I hope you will find this information useful. Edit: I forgot to mention that tif you place a bird bath in your balcony, you will surely get the birds in, especially in the hot summers. Just a simple terracotta plate with water will suffice.

[@universal.993]

​@@rukhsarafreen4190yes it attracts birds .... mostly small birds ... lots of bird making their nest in my ficus tree

[@aashishdevgun]

Roof pe boundary partition pe grow karne ke liye kitni gheri mitti chahiye

[@PeepalBaba-Givemetrees]

Please call Shahid at 9871542022 to discuss anything related to plants/ trees.

[@alexanderthegreat9339]

Sir best month peepal cutting lagane ke liye

[@akashmukhopadhyay9335]

Monsoon, summers good too with regular watering.

[@97rajnair]

Sir, i am building a house in kerala and I have some spare space. Is it ok to plant Peepal trees on the plot? How close or far away fm the house should it be? People are generally not encouraging of planting peepal trees as they claim that the root system affects the foundation of the house? Is this true?

[@hussainhasta3997]

What's the lifespan of wiping fig ficus plant?

[@PeepalBaba-Givemetrees]

Around 20 years.

[@Unfilteredofme]

Mere yaha Mali ji ne ficus microcarpa lagaya hai abhi

[@kailashyadav1220]

Sir please come on" SANDEEP MAHESHWARI CHANNEL'S "

[@varshavarsha7616]

Gular ficus plant🌱 hota h kya

[@Dhruv_Dogra]

Yes

[@SLIMEOVERSE]

Bandar khate hai par