The feng shui effect of ginseng fig, tips on breeding ginseng fig
The Feng Shui meaning of the ginseng fig
The roots of the ginseng fig are particularly like ginseng, and the upper leaves are more like banyan leaves. Ficus ginseng is now a flower species that has gone global. It is called the "Chinese root" in the Netherlands. Ginseng and ficus can be used to bring peace and longevity, wealth and good luck, and birthday wishes. It can be placed in many places, such as residences, halls, clubs, courtyards, etc., and can play a very good role in beautifying the environment. It is also one of the museum's most sought-after collections.
In addition, the ginseng fig has strong vitality and long lifespan, so it is also regarded as a symbol of longevity and strength. The lucky directions of the ginseng fig are northeast, due east, and southeast. When placing ginseng figs, they can be placed in these directions. The best number of pots to place is three or eight pots. People whose zodiac signs are Tiger and Rabbit are especially suitable for placing such plants.
How to breed the ginseng fig
The ginseng fig has extremely strong vitality, so the cultivation method of the ginseng fig is actually quite simple. We will go through different aspects such as environmental maintenance and watering one by one. Analyze the cultivation methods of ginseng fig.
1) Maintenance environment: Try to maintain the ginseng fig in an environment with sufficient sunlight (because it is a potted plant that cannot tolerate the sun, so it should be shaded when the light is strong). Of course, the ginseng fig can also tolerate semi-shade, so in It can also be maintained under astigmatism, but it still needs to be given some light occasionally.
2) Temperature: The optimal growth temperature of ginseng fig is between 18-33 degrees Celsius, so you need to pay attention to sun protection and anti-freeze in winter and summer. Especially in winter, the temperature cannot be too low, otherwise the fallen leaves will be small. You might freeze to death.
3) Watering: I have to say that watering is the most difficult. The ginseng fig can keep the pot soil slightly moist, but it must not accumulate water. All flowers and plants cannot accumulate water, so they should be controlled The frequency of watering should be watered when the soil in the pot is dry (dry is not very dry, so don't go to extremes).
4) Pruning: Ginseng ficus is relatively resistant to pruning, so don’t be afraid, you can prune it as long as you are creative.
Ginseng fig cultivation matters
1. Ginseng fig is suitable for growing in a warm, humid and sunny environment. Its requirements for light, water, heat, and fertilizers, and Ficus tenuifolia is the same.
2. For ginseng fig bonsai, it is more appropriate to change the pot once every two years on average. The pot can also be changed according to the growth status of the plant.
3. The ginseng fig should be watered about once every three to five days. Pay attention to keeping the soil moist at all times, otherwise its leaves will fall easily.