Ficus

30/06/2023

24/06/2023

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24/06/2023

Ficus is a genus of about 850 species of woody trees, shrubs, vines, epiphytes and hemiepiphytes in the family Moraceae. Collectively known as fig trees or figs, they are native throughout the tropics with a few species extending into the semi-warm temperate zone

23/03/2023

Ficus plants need consistent, but moderate watering throughout the growing season, with dry spells in winters. Make sure the soil remains moist, neither dry nor drenched. Over-watering will turn its leaves yellow. You can increase humidity by misting its leaves regularly.

20/03/2023

Although there are many types of ficus, they all have similar light requirements. Ficus does best when it gets some light during the day. Full sun all day isn't good for the tree; neither is full shade. A location that gets good morning sun, such as an east facing window, is ideal for many ficus.

20/03/2023

Ficus can be very sensitive to location change. Some varieties may lose some or most of their leaves when moved to a new location. This doesn't always mean that the ficus has died. As long as the new location isn't too cold or too dark, the tree should grow new leaves as it adjusts to its new location.

15/03/2023

Ficus requires a lot of water. However, allowing your ficus to dry out between waterings encourages the roots to grow stronger as they search for water. One of the biggest mistakes people make with a ficus is to over-water the tree. Ficus takes in water through its leaves and bark, so misting your ficus with each watering is a good idea.