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• The sacred tree, where Siddhartha became a Buddha
• 100 Seeds per packet
• With detailed instructions for successful potting.
• Mail a growing gift to a friend. Coming with the seeds you chose, a little box (17 x 12 x 2 cm) ready to mail, sticker to label the box, greeting card for your personal notes and germfree and permeable potting substrate based on coconut fiber (dried block) in a stand-up bag. This way your friend will be ready to start right away when your gift arrives.
• The Sacred Fig, in India also known as Ashwattha Tree or Pippala Tree, belongs to the mulberry family, and is a fast-growing tree with distinct aerial roots. Compared to other Ficus species its heart-shaped leaves are as soft as silk. It's referred name, Bodhi Tree, comes from the Buddhist story of Siddhartha Gautama, who achieved enlightenment whi ..... (In the pictures you will find a picture of the back of our seed card with complete nursing and care instructions)

The sacred tree, where Siddhartha became a BuddhaSAFLAX