Artificial Banyan Tree, 7 ft, Silk Leaves, Black Pot

Short answer: a faux banyan tree, 7 ft, in one size, with a real wood trunk and silk leaves, set in a sturdy black pot. Banyan is the large, aerial-rooted ficus grown at commercial and landscape scale, not a plant anyone keeps as an ordinary houseplant, which is exactly why the look works better as a faux floor tree indoors.

At 7 ft, this stands as a genuine statement piece for a living room, office or entryway. The trunk is real wood and the leaves are silk, set in a sturdy black pot.

What are the exact dimensions and materials?

Height/Size	7 ft, one size only
Foliage material	Silk leaves
Trunk	Real wood
Pot	Sturdy black pot; pot material not further specified
Placement	Indoor or covered outdoor: living rooms, offices, entryways, balconies

Artificial banyan tree, or a real one?

	This tree	Live banyan
Realistic indoor size	7 ft, fixed, fits a room	Grows into a multi-trunked landscape tree; not a houseplant at any usable indoor scale
Light required	None	Full, bright light; a real banyan struggles badly indoors regardless of window exposure
Cost, year one	Paid once, at purchase	Not a realistic home purchase at meaningful scale; typically a landscape or conservatory specimen
Winter survival in Canada	Unaffected	Not cold-hardy; cannot live outdoors through a Canadian winter at any latitude
Maintenance	A damp cloth occasionally	Constant management of root growth and structural spread if grown at all

There is not a realistic case for a live banyan in a Canadian home: the plant's whole identity is a scale and root system that no indoor space here can support.

What arrives in the box, and what do I have to do to it?

This ships compressed, with the branches folded in against the trunk for transit. Open the canopy out by hand before judging fullness: budget roughly half an hour for a tree this size.

Inspect the pot and the trunk before you accept delivery, and photograph anything damaged before you unpack further. At 7 ft this is a two-person carry out of the box.

Who should not buy this?

• Uncovered outdoor placement in ongoing sun. A covered spot suits this tree better than an open, sun-exposed patio.
• Anyone hoping to grow a real banyan indoors. It is not viable at usable scale in a Canadian home; if you want a real fig, look at one of the smaller ficus species in our range instead.

Common questions

Is the trunk really wood?

Yes, the trunk is real wood, consistently described across this product.

Can a real banyan tree live indoors in Canada?

No, not at any scale that resembles what most people picture when they think of a banyan. It is a large, aerial-rooted fig grown at landscape or commercial scale outdoors in tropical and subtropical climates, and it is not cold-hardy enough to survive a Canadian winter outside at any latitude. A faux version at 7 ft is the practical way to get the look of the species in a room here.

Can I put this tree outside?

It suits indoor placement and covered outdoor spots like a balcony well. For sustained, direct outdoor sun, a tree with a published UV-resistant claim would hold its colour better over time.