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Ficus tikoua
Ficus tikoua is a robust evergreen species with creeping roots and broad leaves featuring a prominent central vein. It flourishes in shaded, humid environments, often on rocky substrates – a testament to its adaptability. Its figs mature into eye-catching red, enticing a myriad of pollinators and supporting the local ecosystem.
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Toxic to Pets
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Perennial
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Herb
Plant Type
10 - 41 ℃
Ideal Temperature

Care Guide for Ficus tikoua

Every 2-3 weeks
Water
Partial sun
Sunlight
10 - 41 ℃
Ideal Temperature
Water: Ficus tikoua has deep roots and requires minimal watering, especially during drought. Water potted ficus tikoua only when the surface is dry, typically once a week in warm months, and biweekly in winter. Increase watering during hot weather and enhance humidity if air is dry.
Fertilize: Ficus tikoua needs minimal fertilizer—apply compound fertilizer 2-3 times yearly in gardens and bi-weekly for potted plants. Use lower concentration fertilizers frequently to prevent root burn, and apply in the evening. Reduce in winter; for variegated types, use potassium fertilizer monthly.
Pruning: Ficus tikoua thrives with robust growth and hardiness. Early spring pruning of dead or diseased branches promotes health and aesthetics, encourages fuller foliage, and enhances light and air circulation, resulting in healthier, vigorous plants benefitting from targeted pruning care.
Propagation: Ficus tikoua thrives with careful propagation, starting from healthy seeds sown in a well-draining substrate. Maintain moisture without waterlogging and provide indirect sunlight for germination. Gentle handling and gradual acclimatization are crucial for successful transplantation to the final growing location.
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