The storied tree, which was first planted in 1873, was severely burned during the wildfires.
Now, the arborists working on the tree have shared some uplifting updates.
According to those working on the tree, it has sprouted new leaves, raising hopes about its future.
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In my opinion the tree is still in a coma.
I relate it to people, the arborist explains.
Theyre in a coma and all of a sudden they blink an eye or move a finger.
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This tree needs to put out enough foliage and green to be able to feed itself.
It was actually shipped from India, becoming a symbol of Hawai’i’s burgeoning multicultural exchange.
The historic banyan tree is not the only plant the Lahaina Treescape Restoration Project is taking care of.
I mean, everything is gone.
Were running around watering a few trees in town and thats all thats left.
Since most landmarks were destroyed, the landscaper describes the tree as your only compass in town.
People see it as a sign of hope, Imonti says.
A sign of new beginnings.
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Now, the arborists working on the tree have shared some uplifting updates.
According to those working on the tree, it has sprouted new leaves, raising hopes about its future.
In my opinion the tree is still in a coma.
I relate it to people.
Theyre in a coma and all of a sudden they blink an eye or move a finger.
This tree needs to put out enough foliage and green to be able to feed itself.
