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The ornamental value of Ficus microcarpa

Garden application value

The branches and leaves of the golden fig are dense and lush. It is a famous foliage plant and therefore has a very high ornamental value. In southern my country, banyan trees are often used for garden decoration. In addition to being used in gardens, Ficus microcarpa is also suitable for use as a clump planting beside roads, between walls, and between rocks. It can also be planted as a green hedge or basic planting material.

The reason why the golden fig is called variegated wood is that its color and shape vary greatly, showing different colors and postures. It is very beautiful and popular. Therefore, it is often used in park green spaces and garden beautification in southern my country. It is worth mentioning that the branches and leaves of the golden fig are ideal foliage for flower arrangement, wreath making and flower basket making.

Indoor ornamental value

The Ficus microcarpa is considered to be the foliage tree species with the most variations in color and shape in nature. It has extremely high ornamental value and is very beautiful. It is a common potted plant in northern regions. The golden banyan tree is often used in North China and Northeast China to embellish interior environments and decorate desks, meeting places, and halls. Speaking of the size of the potted plants, medium-sized potted plants are often displayed in halls, meeting places, restaurants, conference rooms, hotels and other places for decoration and viewing, adding a lively atmosphere to the entire place; small potted plants are often placed on desks, bedrooms, coffee tables, etc., adding a bright atmosphere to the small space, which is eye-catching and has the effect of regulating mood.

However, when using the Ficus microcarpa for viewing, you should pay attention to the fact that the Ficus microcarpa is not shade-tolerant so the indoor viewing time needs to be controlled. Generally speaking, it can be placed for 2-3 weeks.

Medicinal value of Ficus microcarpa

Medically verified, the latex of Ficus microcarpa is poisonous. If humans or animals accidentally ingest the juice or leaves of Ficus microcarpa, they will experience a series of poisoning symptoms such as abdominal pain and diarrhea. What's more serious is that tests have shown that the latex of Ficus microcarpa contains substances that activate EB toxin. Long-term exposure to such substances may induce nasopharyngeal cancer. Therefore, people who raise fish and those who watch them must be vigilant to prevent poisoning.