Ficus Lyrata branched

Product description

Please note that the height of the plant may vary by 10cm. The plant may have brown edges on the leaves. 

We fully understand that you would like to see your XL plant first, which is why we can send a photo of it via WhatsApp. If you send a WhatsApp to the following number, we will take some pictures: +31686863976 or click here.

Ficus is one of the most sought-after plants at the moment. This variety of Ficus Lyrata is branched, giving a nice lush effect to your living room. In nature, Ficus can grow up to 30 metres (!) high, but you don't have to worry about that. In your living room, it will keep a low profile. When you buy this Ficus, chances are that the green houseplant will drop some leaves in the beginning, simply because it needs some time to get used to its new surroundings.

Care & tips Ficus Lyrata branching 

Fortunately, Ficus Lyrata Branched is not a difficult plant to look after. However, Ficus is sensitive to new surroundings. We therefore recommend not moving the plant too often. Is the plant growing to one side? Then turn it a little every day without moving the plant. That way, Ficus gets the same amount of light on its leaves all around. In the summer months, Ficus may receive some extra plant food for some extra nutrients. 

Water requirements of Ficus Lyrata Branched 

The soil of Ficus Lyrata branching should always remain slightly moist. In the beginning, we recommend giving the plant small amounts of water several times instead of a large amount all at once. This way you avoid an excess of water that the plant may not be able to handle. In summer, the plant's water needs are often higher because it uses more moisture. Ficus can appreciate a regular spray on its leaves.

Light requirements of Ficus Lyrata branching

Ficus Lyrata branching does love a nice daylight. In fact, the plant needs it to stay beautiful and healthy. Be careful in summer, though. If Ficus is in front of a south-facing window all day, it might be a bit too hot. In that case, carefully move the Ficus a little more away from the window. When Ficus grows few new leaves, this is often a sign of too little sunlight.

Is Ficus Lyrata branching poisonous?

Unfortunately, Ficus Lyrata branching is toxic if ingested. The sap contained in the stems also causes irritation on the skin. So be careful if you have children or pets.

How is my Ficus Lyrata branched sent?

This houseplant is delivered in a cultivation pot. All our houseplants are shipped in specially designed shipping boxes. Due to the unique interior of the shipping boxes, the houseplants stand firmly in the box and cannot move. Houseplants don't mind spending a day in a dark box. So we make sure your green friends are delivered to your home in tip-top order.