The entire universe is an embodiment of five elements which are called the ‘Panchatatwas’. The ‘Panchatatwas’ are namely earth, water, air, space, and fire. Astrologers state, every Rashi that is zodiac sign is given the responsibility of taking care of the environment. If you take a close look at the traditions, culture, and rituals that are followed in India, we see that all these practices are made to take care of nature in one way or the other.

Right from ancient times, trees have been held high in regard and are not less than any god or goddess. As per Vedic astrology, planting and nurturing the tree that matches your Janma Nakshatra is an ideal way to get rid of ailments and diseases.

It is mentioned in Vedic scriptures, there are different kinds of trees connected to each of the nakshatras and when the native of the birth star grows and worships that particular plant, he/she will notice positive changes happening in their life.

So, here are some names of trees which are associated with particular nakshatras and the rituals to be followed:

• The tree for Ashwini Nakshatra is Kuchla also called strychnine. It is said that if Ashwini Nakshatra people give water to this tree on a regular basis and go around it for 11 times then the natives will experience improvements and also they will see that their problems will start vanishing.
• Indian gooseberry tree is associated with the star constellation Bharani. The natives of Bharani Nakshatra are advised to apply kumkum to this tree every day and offer rice. It would be beneficial if the Bharani Nakshatra person meditates for some time by sitting below this tree.
• Babool is the tree related to Punarvasu Nakshatra. Astrologers advise the natives of this nakshatra to keep a small branch of this tree at home as it attracts positive energy.
• People born under Magha Nakshatra must worship the Banyan tree. It is recommended to the natives to carry small parts of the roots in their pocket wherever they go. However, do not keep the roots close to you at night.
• For the natives of Moola Nakshatra and Chitra Nakshatra, the Bel tree is regarded to be an auspicious one. These people can welcome happiness and harmony in their lives by watering the Bel tree and going around it. It is also said that leaves of this tree are sacred and must be offered to Lord Shiva.

Likewise, there are many other trees like Neem, Mango, Ashok, Peepal, Coconut tree, Jackfruit tree, etc which have their own significance.