Ficus Ginseng dropping leaves (growing new ones as well)
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Posted 5 years 3 months ago #46314
Hi Everybody,
I'm asking your help. I know you've heard a lot of stories like this, but long story short: Brought a beautiful Ficus Ginseng at IKEA (2 month ago). I've read a lot of blogs and forums and know how to care this wonder. The conditions are fine: indoor/lots of light/not too cold, not too hot. I'm watering it properly and fertilizing as well but more than 50% of the leaves has fallen. I've never tried pruning, wireing and repotting the tree. Besides the leaves are falling, some new light green leaves also stared to grow, so I hope it's not dying. I've attached some pictures, maybe some of you, a.k.a. treemasters have some tips how to stop leaves falling or what should I do. I think maybe you can notice some issues on the picture that I can not
Thanks for your help
Gergo
I'm asking your help. I know you've heard a lot of stories like this, but long story short: Brought a beautiful Ficus Ginseng at IKEA (2 month ago). I've read a lot of blogs and forums and know how to care this wonder. The conditions are fine: indoor/lots of light/not too cold, not too hot. I'm watering it properly and fertilizing as well but more than 50% of the leaves has fallen. I've never tried pruning, wireing and repotting the tree. Besides the leaves are falling, some new light green leaves also stared to grow, so I hope it's not dying. I've attached some pictures, maybe some of you, a.k.a. treemasters have some tips how to stop leaves falling or what should I do. I think maybe you can notice some issues on the picture that I can not
Thanks for your help
Gergo
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Posted 5 years 3 months ago #46315
Sorry, here are the pictures:
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Posted 5 years 3 months ago #46317Buza wrote: I know you've heard a lot of stories like this
Indeed we have. If you use the search function, you will find lots of posts about ficus dropping leaves and growing new ones as well.
However, this is a bonsai forum and what you have is a house plant, not a bonsai. Bonsai advice does not apply, so you're probably better of on forum about ficus in general.
It is a common problem though and there's a lot to find, like this site:
www.gardeningknowhow.com/houseplants/fic...us-losing-leaves.htm
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Posted 5 years 3 months ago #46331
if it is sprouting new leaves, that means that the tree is healthy. wouldnt worry too much. complications like this are usually caused by less than ideal conditions for a short amount of time, however conditions must be on check now as it is growing healthily.
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