Ficus microcarpa profile

Due to the developed roots of Ficus Microcarpa, the roots of Ficus microcarpa are often uplifted and protrusion on the ground. Because of the unique shape of its root block, Ficus Microcarpa is favored by consumers.

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Morphological characteristics of Ficus Microcarpa

The root of Ficus Microcarpa is like ginseng, with natural shape, exposed root plate, beautiful crown and unique charm. Ficus Microcarpa is full of fun and cheerful. It is deeply loved by consumers all over the world. In the Netherlands, it has been named "China Roots" (Chinese roots), which is a flower variety with A Chinese brand going to the world. It is a beautiful scenery of decoration inside and outside the bedroom!

Ficus Microcarpa growing environment

Ficus Microcarpa grows at a temperature of 18-33 ° C, not below 10 ° C in winter, and less than 6 ° C is highly susceptible to freezing damage. Ficus Microcarpa prefers a warm and humid environment. In spring and autumn, it can be placed in a place with appropriate light. In summer, it can be placed in a place without direct sunlight. F

Ficus Microcarpa prefers a warm, moist and sunny environment. It is not cold resistant and tolerates half shade. The suitable temperature for growth is 20℃ to 30℃. The cultivated soil should be loose and fertile, well drained, rich in organic matter and acidic sandy loam, and alkaline soil could easily lead to leaf yellowing and poor growth.

Ficus Microcarpa distribution scope

Ficus Microcarpa is mainly distributed in Guangxi, Guangdong, Hainan, Fujian, Yunnan and Guizhou.India, Myanmar and Malaysia.Plants grown in tropical and subtropical areas. Known as "one tree into a forest", it is produced in Fujian Shaxi Banyan.

Cultivation techniques for Ficus Microcarpa

During the period of growth

Ficus Microcarpa requires adequate water supply, and it should be wet. Always keep the basin soil moist. In summer we should also often spray leaves. Fertilize 3 to 4 times a year, and can not be excessive, otherwise it is easy to cause its branches and leaves to grow, destroying the composition of the plant.

During branching

Properly controlled watering, or with more water and less watering, can contribute to short and thick Ficus Microcarpa nodes, while giving sufficient light to make the leaves thick and bright. It should be noted that the soil should not be too wet during the growth period, nor should the light be insufficient, otherwise it will cause a lot of leaves, affecting the display and appreciation. Its leaves are often susceptible to leaf spot infection, and can be sprayed with 70% methyl topoxine wettable powder 800 times liquid. A small amount of diseased leaves can also be removed and destroyed as soon as possible to prevent its spread.

Replacement of planting basin

Ficus Microcarpa bonsai can be changed every 2 years, the best time to spring before the house. Lift the soil around the pot first, then gently take out the large root plants, tamp away part of the soil, cut off some of the vitality of the aging root system, re-choose fresh fertile, loose drainage, rich nutrition culture soil planted. As the plant grows, it can be replaced with a larger pot to meet its normal growth needs. While changing the basin, make moderate pruning adjustments to the branches and leaves, so that it can continue to maintain good plant shape. Do not water too much when changing soil, and give normal water and fertilizer management when the temperature rises above 20℃.

The roots of Ficus Microcarpa, like ginseng, look great when planted with mud, and can be grafted with different varieties of banyan. It's the best birthday present. In terms of soil, river sand or sandy soil is the best. To make the roots of Ficus Microcarpa large and fatty, add a little fertilizer, preferably one with a high ratio of phosphorus to potassium. When cultivating Ficus Microcarpa, be sure to use seed to grow fat roots. When cultivating ginseng Ficus, if you can choose a bowl full of ancient interest, you must add the Ficus Microcarpa elegant charm.

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