What to Do When a Ginseng Ficus Drops Its Leaves? Find the Cause and Treat It Accordingly

Growing Techniques Jan 1, 1970 0 views

Because of its peculiar shape, the ginseng ficus (Ficus microcarpa) is valued both for its roots and its leaves, making it suitable for bonsai display with a fine artistic effect and high ornamental value. However, to turn an ordinary potted ginseng ficus into an attractive bonsai, scientific and reasonable care and management measures are indispensable. If the care and management are incorrect or inappropriate

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What to Do When a Ginseng Ficus Drops Its Leaves? Find the Cause and Treat It Accordingly

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