What kind of trees are suitable for monasteries?

Usually, the trees planted in monasteries are trees that have been given special meanings. Generally, trees suitable for planting in temples include bodhi tree, palm leaf, betel nut, banyan tree and sugar palm.

Linden tree

Linden tree is suitable for planting in spring. Generally it can grow to about 15 meters, and it plays a role in feng shui to stabilize the house and bring good luck. The main stem of the bodhi tree is relatively short. Generally, the crown of the bodhi tree has a triangular cone or semi-circular structure, which is more beautiful.

Bayleaf palm

It is suitable for planting palm in spring and its growth rate is very slow. Generally can grow to about 20 meters. The shape of the palm is half-moon, with fan-shaped branches and leaves that are deeply split. It looks beautiful from a distance.

Betel nut

Betel nut is suitable for planting in March and April and can generally grow to about 30 meters. The stems of the betel nut are particularly straight and have obvious leaf marks. The leaves are usually clustered at the top of the stem, and the fruits of the betel nut can be processed.

Tall banyan trees

Tall banyan trees are suitable for planting in May and can generally grow to about 25 meters. The tall banyan tree is not only unique but also a parasite to other plants, and generally looks particularly beautiful during its flowering period.

Precautions for planting trees in temples

Generally, trees planted in temples are not suitable for trees with bad meanings, trees with strong smells, and trees with relatively developed and strong root systems. Otherwise, the walls of the temple will be very fragile. Easily become unstable.