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Ficus crocata
Ficus crocata is a striking evergreen tree with a robust growth habit, known for its glossy, leathery leaves which may exhibit a rich, olive-green hue. Its bark often has a distinctive, tawny-orange tint, from which its name is derived. Adaptable to indoor environments, ficus crocata thrives in bright, indirect light, contributing to air purification. In its natural habitat, ficus crocata supports local ecosystems, offering shelter and sustenance to various species.
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10 - 41 ℃
Ideal Temperature

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10 - 41 ℃
Ideal Temperature
Water: Ficus crocata has robust roots, requiring minimal watering except in drought. Water potted ficus crocata when the surface is dry, typically weekly in spring to fall, and every two weeks in winter. Increase watering in high heat and boost humidity if the air is dry.
Fertilize: For ficus crocata, apply compound fertilizer 2-3 times yearly in gardens, and every two weeks for potted plants. Use lower concentration fertilizers to prevent root burn. Fertilize in the evening and reduce in winter. Variegated types need monthly potassium-rich fertilizer with lower nitrogen.
Pruning: Ficus crocata thrives with lush foliage and benefits from early spring pruning. Focus on removing dead branches and thinning for air circulation. Shape overgrown parts above leaf nodes. Regular pruning promotes healthy growth and prevents legginess, using clean tools for hygiene.
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