Arbor Mundi
Banyan Tree Bonsai with Aerial Roots

Banyan Tree Bonsai with Aerial Roots

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NameBanyan Tree Bonsai with Aerial Roots
Species NameFicus benghalensis
Common NameBanyan Tree
Bonsai Styleinformal-upright
Estimated Age (years)25
Container Typeround ceramic pot
Geographic Originasia
Cultivation Difficultyintermediate
Trunk Featuresthick trunk, tapering, aerial roots, fused roots
Foliage Typebroadleaf evergreen
Height (cm)65
Nebari (Root Flare) Qualityexcellent
Notable FeaturesThe most prominent feature is the extensive and well-developed aerial root system, which contributes significantly to the tree's stable and ancient appearance, forming a unique, wide base.

Description

This Banyan tree bonsai features a robust, tapering trunk with a striking network of aerial roots that have fused to create a powerful, wide base. Its broad, green leaves form a dense canopy, showcasing the tree's vigorous growth and mature appearance.

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