What to do if Ficus ginseng loses its leaves

The newly bought ginseng ficus is falling off its leaves

It is actually very common for a newly bought ginseng fig to drop leaves. If something happens to the plant, don't be too anxious. This is the process of the ginseng fig adapting to the new environment, and it is normal to lose leaves. At this time, let it slowly grow and place it in a place with scattered light for maintenance. After the plant slowly recovers, you can water and fertilize it normally.

The growing environment of Ficus ginseng is unstable

When growing ginseng fig, some people will frequently change the location or pot. This will result in an unstable growth environment for the ginseng fig, and the ginseng fig will grow poorly and easily lose its leaves.

Therefore, when growing ginseng fig, do not change its position at will or change the pot frequently.

Improper watering and fertilization of ginseng ficus causes it to lose leaves

Improper watering and fertilizer will affect the growth of ginseng ficus. Generally, you should not water it unless the soil is dry. When you do, water it thoroughly. There should be no accumulation of water to avoid root rot and leaf falling. When applying fertilizer, it should be done in moderation. It is better to apply fertilizer thinly and frequently. The concentration should not be too high to avoid fertilizer damage and cause the plant to lose leaves.

The problem of lighting in ginseng ficus cultivation

When growing ginseng fig, light is also very important. Ginseng Ficus requires an environment with sufficient light, but it needs appropriate shade during the high temperatures in summer. When the temperature is more suitable, it does not need shade to avoid leaf falling.

In addition, when growing ginseng fig, you also need to pay attention to ventilation. Only with good ventilation can the plant be more energetic, otherwise it will grow poorly.