Cultivation methods and precautions of Ficus ginseng

Ficus ginseng is an evergreen foliage plant. It is particularly suitable for potted plants and for growing at home. However, many people in life do not know much about this plant. They do not know how to grow it or what to pay attention to when growing it. In fact, Ficus ginseng is a very easy plant to grow. The following is a detailed introduction to its cultivation knowledge. You can focus on it.

How to cultivate ginseng fig

1. Breeding environment

Normally, ginseng ficus must be placed in a suitable environment for cultivation. It is particularly suitable for indoor environment. It prefers scattered light and cannot be exposed to the sun. The ambient temperature must be kept warm, preferably above five degrees. If the weather is cold in winter, the breeding environment must be warmed up as necessary.

2. Breeding soil

When raising life, only by choosing suitable soil can it be raised well. It likes loose, breathable, slightly acidic soil. When making it into a potted plant, it is best to choose black stone powder mud, add river sand, stone powder for construction, coal slag and other materials to prepare the culture soil, and apply enough base fertilizer before potting it.

Breeding precautions

1. Pay attention to fertilization

When growing ginseng fig, you must pay attention to fertilization. It does not mean that the more fertilizer is applied, the better, because this plant itself does not like fertilizer. Fertilize once a month, and only need to apply about ten grains of compound fertilizer each time. The fertilizer should be buried in the soil along the edge of the flowerpot. After fertilizing, water it in time to dilute the fertilizer to avoid root burn.

2. Pay attention to watering

When watering the ginseng fig, you need to pay special attention. Do not overwater or let the soil in the pot lack water. You should water it when it is dry and water it thoroughly each time, but do not let water accumulate in the pot. Under normal circumstances, you can water the ginseng fig once every ten days, but in summer, the water evaporates quickly, so you can shorten the watering time and water it once a week.