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Sal Tree (સાલ વૃક્ષ)

Sal Tree (સાલ વૃક્ષ)

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I am the Sal Tree, a towering symbol of strength and sanctity across the Indian subcontinent. My dense hardwood is prized for construction, while my presence graces temples and forests alike. I thrive in tropical climates, shedding my leaves in summer and bursting into fragrant yellow-white blooms. I’ve stood tall for centuries—offering shade, shelter, and spiritual connection.

I am a sacred deciduous tree known for my durable timber, fragrant flowers, and cultural importance in India and Nepal.

Native to India, Nepal, Bangladesh, and the Himalayan foothills.

Water moderately; drought-tolerant once established.

Prefers full sun.

Thrives in tropical climates between 25–35°C.

Plant in deep, well-drained soil; allow space for tall growth.

Apply compost or organic manure annually.

Botanical name: Shorea robusta; Family: Dipterocarpaceae.

Non-toxic to pets; fallen leaves and bark are safe.

Moderate; helps reduce dust and provides cooling shade.

Used in construction, rituals, and traditional medicine; supports forest biodiversity.

Susceptible to fungal rot in waterlogged soil; monitor for leaf drop.

Can live over 100 years with proper care.

Everyday: from 8:00AM to 6:00PM

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