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Ficus religiosa Tissue Culture Plants – Sacred Fig for Spiritual Gardens & Tropical Landscapes

Ficus religiosa Tissue Culture Plants are a stunning addition to spiritual gardens and tropical landscapes. With their sacred significance and lush, vibrant foliage, these plants bring a sense of serenity and tranquility to any outdoor space.

Botanical Name: Ficus religiosa

Common Name: Sacred Fig, Peepal Tree, Bodhi Tree

Family: Moraceae

Cultivar Intro: Ficus religiosa is an iconic tree steeped in cultural and spiritual significance, revered across Buddhism, Hinduism, and Jainism as the "Bodhi Tree"—the species under which Buddha attained enlightenment. Beyond its spiritual symbolism, it is admired for its graceful growth habit and distinctive foliage: heart-shaped leaves with long, tapering tips that quiver even in the gentlest breeze, earning it the nickname "the tree that moves."

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Advantages

Cultural & Spiritual Appeal

High demand for use in religious spaces, meditation gardens, and heritage sites, driving premium pricing compared to generic ornamental trees.
TC propagation ensures true-to-type specimens, critical for preserving the species’ symbolic and botanical integrity.

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Adaptability & Longevity

Thrives in diverse tropical landscapes, from urban parks to rural temples, making it a versatile offering for landscapers and nurseries.
Slow to moderate growth rate (2–3 meters per year) reduces maintenance needs, appealing to clients seeking low-fuss, long-term plantings.

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Technical Support

● Free Cultivation Guide: Tips for maintaining leaf vibrancy, including humidity management and fertilization schedules.

● Dedicated Agronomists: 24/7 support for pest control (e.g., mealybugs, fungus gnats) and growth optimization

Key Botanical Clarification

While Ficus petiolaris does not form bulbs (underground storage structures characteristic of species like lilies or onions), it uniquely develops a caudex—a woody, enlarged stem base positioned at or above soil level.

This specialized structure, often described as "bulbous" due to its swollen appearance, acts as a vital reservoir for water and nutrients, enabling the plant to endure prolonged droughts in its native rocky, arid habitats. The caudex’s adaptive function, combined with its ability to cling to cliff faces via cascading roots, has earned the species its common name "rock fig".

Product Parameters

Key Technical Specifications

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Category	Details
Propagation Method	In vitro tissue culture (TC) – Ensures virus-free, genetically uniform seedlings.
Plant Stage	- TC single plants (Rooting stage), ready for transplanting - Young plants (5-7 weeks post-propagation), ready for potting up.
Size Options	- TC single - TC clump (2-3 shoots) - 128-cell plug trays (6–8 cm seedlings, ideal for mass propagation)
Growth Characteristics	- Mature height: 15–30 meters in outdoor landscapes (natural habitat); 3–5 meters in large containers with pruning. - Growth habit: Deciduous (sheds leaves seasonally in cooler climates) with a broad, spreading crown; young plants have a upright, slender form that matures into a wide, umbrella-like canopy. Aerial roots often emerge from branches, growing downward to anchor in soil and form additional trunks over time. - Light requirement: Thrives in full sunlight (6–8 hours daily); tolerates partial shade but may develop sparse foliage. Needs bright light to support healthy leaf growth and canopy development. - Temperature tolerance: 20–35°C (grows best in tropical/subtropical zones, USDA hardiness zones 10–12); can tolerate brief dips to 10°C but is damaged by frost. - Humidity preference: Adaptable to 40–70% humidity; naturally thrives in monsoon climates but tolerates drier air with regular watering.
Color	Foliage: New leaves emerge in a glossy, coppery-pink hue, maturing to a deep, vibrant green with a smooth, waxy texture. Leaf undersides are paler green. Fall foliage (in deciduous regions) turns yellow before dropping. Bark: Young stems are smooth and green, maturing to a grayish-brown with shallow fissures in older trees.

Parameter	Details
Origin	China
Departure Port	Guangzhou (CAN) – Direct access to global airfreight routes for 1–3 day delivery.
MOQ	- TC: 5,000 plants (variety combinations available) - Plug trays: 2,000 plants (variety combinations available)
Delivery Time	1–3 days by air to major ports (e.g., LAX, MIA, AMS, SYD).
Packaging	- TC plants: Aseptic culture boxes with agar medium + thermal-insulated cold-chain packaging - Plug trays: Breathable moisture-retaining trays with humidity control packs.
Documentation	Phytosanitary Certificate, CO, CITES (if required), NON-GMO Declaration, Commercial Invoice, Packing List, and Air Waybill.

Ordering Process

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Inquiry

Submit plant type, quantity, and delivery location via our website or email.

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Quote

Receive a detailed proposal within 24 hours, including FOB/CIF pricing options.

Confirmation

Finalize order details and payment terms (100% T/T before shipment).

Delivery

Track your shipment via real-time logistics updates.

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Inquiry

1.Submit quantity, plant stage, and delivery location via website/email, noting any specific cultural or landscape requirements.

Quote

Receive FOB/CIF pricing within 24 hours, including bulk discounts for large religious or municipal projects.

Confirmation

Finalize order and payment terms (T/T or L/C for bulk orders).

Delivery

Track shipment via real-time logistics updates, with dedicated support for customs clearance in spiritual or protected zones.

FAQ

Can I request a bulk sample order?

Yes. While meeting the MOQ is preferred, sample orders can be negotiated. Contact mkt1@youngplant.cn to discuss details.

How should I handle plants upon arrival?

Unpack immediately and transfer TC plants to well-draining substrate. Maintain higher humidity for the first week. Plug tray plants should be watered gently and kept in indirect light.

Do you offer customized branding for packaging?

Yes. ODM services include custom labels and logo-free packaging. Branded boxes with logos are available for orders above the minimum requirement.

Why Choose Foshan Youngplants?

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Consistent Quality

Expertise in propagating culturally significant species, with 15+ years of experience in preserving Ficus genetics.

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Reliable Supply

Strict quality control ensures 90%+ survival rate, even for large, slow-growing trees.

Expert Support

Sustainable practices: TC propagation reduces reliance on wild-harvested specimens, supporting conservation of sacred plant populations.

dedicated to delivering climate - adaptive plant solutions

Please attach your plant list and include Plants Botanical Name + Quantity + Type (TC/plugs). Our sales team will get an estimate (availability & price) and email it back to you at earlist.

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