Korosia tree Sometimes known as the **Buddha tree**, is frequently linked to two distinct species:
**1. *Ficus religiosa* Bodhi Tree**
Gautama Buddha is said to have achieved enlightenment beneath this revered fig tree. Both Buddhist and Hindu traditions hold it in high regard.
Heart-shaped leaves with a long, tapering tip; maximum height of 30 meters
– Bark: smooth and light gray while young, turning rough as it ages – Flowers: Not very noticeable; the tree bears little figs
Growth: Do well in warm, full-sun environments; once established, it can withstand drought. Significance: A representation of knowledge, tranquility, and spiritual enlightenment
**2. The Floss Silk Tree, Chorisia speciosa**
In attractive landscaping, particularly in urban areas, the Buddha tree is occasionally used.
Palmate leaves with five to seven thin leaflets; large, creamy-centered, pink to purple flowers that bloom in the fall
It grows 10 to 20 meters tall and has a distinctive green trunk covered in thick, conical spines. It thrives in full sun and well-drained soil and is drought-resistant.
Use: Well-liked for its eye-catching blossoms and striking appearance “
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