A Peepal tree should never be cut down and left to die. When it grows in a space where it may cause damage, the right approach is to prune it carefully and replant it where it can flourish. In this way, we create more life by planting its branches and roots elsewhere.[Peepal Baba, Peepal Baba Says, Peepal tree, destruction, pruning, deforestation, maintenance, native species, sin, green India, sacred trees, cultural heritage, save trees, afforestation, Peepal Baba Foundation] | Peepal Baba

Tree restoration is often about trust. These trees had fallen in a storm, but once they stood back and were protected, they revived. Today they are green again, and soon they’ll bear fruit. Nature knows how to heal, we just need to give it space and have faith in nature’s intelligence.🌳🌱[Peepal Baba, Peepal Baba Says, fallen trees, restoration, save trees, revival, storms, deforestation, climate change, afforestation, urban forestry, Peepal Baba Foundation] | Peepal Baba

Starting to Make Your Own Bonsai Tree.The beginner's guide to planting a Bonsai from Young plants. Plants(in this video) - Ficus (8 months old plant from first potting) - Peepal/Ficus Religiosa (4 months old plant from first potting ) - Tamarind (10 months old plant from first potting ) | Green Plants