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Ficus benjamina 'Green Kinky' D12
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Ficus benjamina 'Green Kinky' is a compact indoor plant with small, dense leaves. Natural air purifier. Prefers indirect light.
For maximum effect, opt for a decorative pot to complement its beauty.
Diametru Ghiveci: 12 cm
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Ficus benjamina 'Green Kinky' – compact indoor plant with vibrant green foliage
Compact foliage: Ficus benjamina 'Green Kinky' stands out with its small, dense and wavy leaves in intense green shades that add freshness to any space.
Air purifier: This plant actively helps purify indoor air by removing toxic substances from the atmosphere.
Easy to care for: Thrives in indirect light and requires moderate watering, ideal for offices and living rooms.
How do you care for Ficus benjamina 'Green Kinky'?
Ficus benjamina 'Green Kinky' prefers bright indirect light and moderate watering. Allow the soil to dry slightly between waterings. Maintain high ambient humidity and avoid cold drafts. Fertilize monthly during the growing season.
How do I care for Ficus benjamina?
Ficus benjamina prefers bright, consistent indirect light. It is sensitive to position changes - it may drop leaves if moved. Maintain temperatures between 18-25°C, avoid drafts and water when the soil has partially dried.
Why is my Ficus benjamina losing its leaves?
Leaf drop in Ficus benjamina is usually caused by: position change, cold drafts, overwatering or underwatering, or inadequate light. Ficus is a plant sensitive to changes - maintain stable conditions.
Is Ficus benjamina toxic?
Yes, Ficus benjamina contains latex that is irritating to skin and toxic if ingested. It can cause allergic reactions through contact with the sap. It is toxic to dogs and cats. Wear gloves when pruning.
How often should I water Ficus benjamina?
Water Ficus benjamina when the top 2-3 cm of soil has dried. In summer, this usually means 1-2 times per week. In winter, reduce watering. Use room temperature water and ensure good drainage.
How do I propagate Ficus benjamina?
Ficus benjamina can be propagated through 10-15 cm stem cuttings, cut below a node. Remove lower leaves, let the sap dry, then place in water or moist substrate. Rooting takes 3-6 weeks.
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