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A tree you find germinating where nothing else will dare, cracks in the walls , cracks at base of walls, roof tops, hollows of trees and yet no one wants it now. The tree was good only for its shade which is not required any more.
Yesterday I visited my roof top Amaryllis garden and found 5, 2 feet high Pippal plants in active growth, surprised as to where the were getting their nourishment I pulled them and found, having germinated in dost between the pots the roots had found hole in the bottom of the pot and were growing in the pots. One plant had roots in two pots.

Does it made cracks in the roof? I have also seen this flourished tree when I was in school and it cracked the ground of the school from which playing cricket was made very difficult. Shots were stopped by this tree.

Means......... this tree is also a good cricketer

Syed Adnan wrote:Means......... this tree is also a good cricketer

No Doubt about the feilding.

I found some more, here is picture of two of them going for the same pot (fight for survival)

Interesting. Where did its seeds came from?

Mustansir Billah wrote:Interesting. Where did its seeds came from?

Bird droppings.

Recently one of my relative who purchased a house, which had peepal tree in its front, was cautioned about it, but he did not care. within a few months of purchasing the house, he fell ill and died suddenly.