What is the function of banyan bonsai

The ornamental function of banyan tree

It is said that in the tropical rain forest of Bangladesh, there grows a large banyan tree, which is lush and green. There are many aerial roots growing under the tree, as many as 4,000. The roots are connected to the pillars, forming a spectacular sight of a single tree forming a forest that blocks out the sun. It is said that thousands of people can be accommodated under the banyan tree for shade. Such a banyan tree is not only for viewing, but also serves as a natural pavilion, a good place for people to rest and enjoy the cool air.

Slightly larger potted plants in the home can decorate the living room, dining room, or courtyard, and tree stump bonsai can be used to decorate homes, offices, etc.

Medicinal Value of Banyan Tree

The roots, leaves and bark of the banyan tree are all very good medicinal materials. The aerial roots can be used to dispel wind and heat, promote blood circulation and detoxify, and are useful for treating colds, coughs, bruises, etc.; the leaves can be used as medicine to clear away heat and dampness, and treat coughs, diarrhea, etc.; the bark can be used as medicine for diarrhea, scabies, and hemorrhoids.

Feng Shui Effects of Banyan Trees

Banyan tree is a tree that can ward off evil spirits and resolve many unfavorable situations. There is a saying in Guangdong, "Banyan in front and bamboo behind". Banyan tree seeds are planted in front of the house to provide shade in the summer, and bamboos are planted behind the house to keep out the cold. There is a homonym here, which is "called first and obtained later", so people call the banyan tree a mature tree, which means achievement.

During the hottest summer months, bamboo beds are laid out under the banyan trees along the inner rivers and at the river mouths of Fuzhou. The banyan bonsai can not only be used to green the environment, but also has the function of warding off bad luck, warding off evil spirits, and resolving many disadvantages.