Precautions for ginseng fig potted plants

Serve basin

In fact, most people know that when you buy a plant home, the first thing you need to do is to acclimate it to the pot, so that after the plant adapts to the environment at home, it can grow normally.

The same goes for ginseng fig. It may lose leaves when you first buy it home. At this time, you can place it in a semi-shaded place for a period of time. After it has adapted to the pot, you can expose it to normal light and manage water and fertilizer normally.

Fixed position

In fact, most of the potted plants you buy home will be placed in a fixed location. If you have chosen a location for maintenance for your ginseng fig, do not move it frequently. It’s okay to switch things up once in a while.

Keep ventilation

Ventilation is essential for growing plants. Nowadays, most ginseng ficus are grown indoors, which will keep them in a closed tuber for a long time, with poor air and ventilation, which will cause many growth problems, such as pests and diseases and leaf falling. Be sure to ventilate frequently.

Reasonable pruning

In fact, the main purpose of pruning ginseng fig is to maintain a good tree shape. If it is not pruned for a long time, the ginseng fig will grow more rampantly and lose its ornamental value. Pruning is usually done in spring.

Pest and disease control

In fact, diseases and pests of ginseng fig are relatively rare. Occasionally there will be scale insects, which can be treated with insecticides. In addition, there may be other problems, and reasonable rescue methods need to be selected according to different symptoms.