Why are the leaves of a ficus bonsai dull and lackluster?

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Ficus bonsai have extremely high ornamental value thanks to their ancient, elegant branches and trunks, lush foliage, and year-round verdant green, and sometimes we can even use their aerial roots to create root-exposed bonsai that showcase the roots, which likewise have a unique charm. Ficus bonsai are very well suited to foliage appreciation, mainly because their leaves are emerald green all year round.

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Why are the leaves of a ficus bonsai dull and lackluster?

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