Ficus religiosa Live Plant – Peepal, Pipal, Arasamaram
₹750.00 Original price was: ₹750.00.₹550.00Current price is: ₹550.00.
Ficus religiosa live plant, commonly called Peepal, Pipal or Arasamaram, for suitable gardens, temple landscapes and large outdoor spaces.
Ficus religiosa live plant
Ficus religiosa live plant is a well-known tree choice for gardeners, temple landscapes, large outdoor spaces and plant collectors. Also called Peepal, Arasamaram, Pipal and Sacred Fig, this live plant is listed by MedicinalLive for customers who want a clearly identified Ficus species for suitable planting locations.
Plant profile
- Botanical name: Ficus religiosa L.
- Family: Moraceae
- Plant type: Tree
- Common names: Peepal, Pipal, Arasamaram, Sacred Fig
- Native range: Southeast Pakistan to Myanmar
Why choose a Ficus religiosa live plant?
A Ficus religiosa live plant gives growers the opportunity to establish a long-lived tree with strong cultural and ecological associations. Kew recognises Ficus religiosa as an accepted species and records it as a tree native from Southeast Pakistan to Myanmar, including India. The species is widely recognised by its characteristic heart-shaped leaves and broad mature canopy.
Growing and placement
Select a location with adequate sunlight and enough long-term space for root and canopy development. Young plants need regular watering while they establish, but the soil should not remain waterlogged. Use well-drained soil and provide routine garden care appropriate to your climate. Because this is a tree that can become large, avoid planting directly beside foundations, walls, drains or underground utilities.
Peepal plant identity and cultural value
The names Peepal, Pipal and Arasamaram are widely used for Ficus religiosa. The tree has important cultural associations in South Asia and is also relevant to biodiversity and landscape planting. For botanical verification, see Kew Plants of the World Online. This product page focuses on botanical identity, planting and nursery information and does not present the plant as a medical treatment.
Frequently asked questions
What is the botanical name of the Peepal tree?
The accepted botanical name is Ficus religiosa L.
What is Ficus religiosa commonly called?
It is commonly called Peepal, Pipal, Arasamaram and Sacred Fig.
Is Ficus religiosa a tree?
Yes. Ficus religiosa is a tree in the Moraceae family.
Can I buy a Ficus religiosa live plant online?
Yes. This MedicinalLive listing is for a Ficus religiosa live plant intended for customers in India.
Ordering note
Explore more live plants through the MedicinalLive plant shop. Plant size and appearance can vary according to nursery growth, season and transit conditions. Give the plant adequate space when choosing its permanent location.
After Receiving Your Plant:
- Carefully remove all packaging and wrapping from the plant.
- Water the plant sufficiently after unpacking.
- Keep the plant in a semi-shaded location for the first day to help it adjust after transportation.
- After the first day, gradually move the plant to a suitable sunlight location.
- Keep the plant in its original pot for approximately 3–4 weeks to allow it to establish.
- Once you notice new leaf growth or fresh shoots, you can consider moving the plant to a larger pot or directly into the ground, depending on the plant’s requirements.
Regular Care:
- Provide the amount of sunlight recommended for the particular plant.
- Water regularly according to the plant’s requirements and local climate.
- Make sure excess water can drain properly to avoid waterlogging.
- Avoid disturbing or repotting the plant immediately after delivery.
Plant care requirements can vary between species. Always follow the specific care instructions provided on the individual product page.
International-Style Packing for Live Plants
MedicinalLive follows an international-style packing method designed to help live plants remain healthy and protected during transportation.
- Plants are carefully prepared and packed with adequate moisture before dispatch.
- Our packing method uses 80% Bio Cocopeat and 20% red soil to help retain moisture during transit.
- Plants are securely packed to reduce movement and handling damage.
- Our packing process is designed to help plants withstand transportation conditions for several days.
- We use suitable courier services for delivery across India.
- We promise 2nd-day delivery after dispatch across India through premium courier services, subject to courier coverage and operational conditions.
If Your Plant Arrives Damaged
If your plant does not reach you safely, please contact MedicinalLive promptly with your order details and clear photographs of the plant and packaging. Depending on the situation, an appropriate resolution may include a refund or replacement plant, subject to our Refund, Returns & Cancellation Policy.
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