Ficus Retusa (Ginseng)
‘Ginseng Ficus’ is a tree in the fig family Moraceae and is native to Southeast and East Asia. The Retusa will have two or more, heavy thick, exposed, aerial roots that appear to look more like tree trunks than a typical root. A perfect bonsai start!
LIGHT: Medium to bright indirect light - intolerant to lower light conditions.
WATER: Water moderately; apply water before the soil appears dry; never allow the soil to become completely dry. Mist weekly.
All plants are curbside pickup or local delivery only! Pot not included but we do offer free potting service with purchase of pot!
While we make every effort to display our plants as accurately as possible, there may be subtle differences from what is pictured.
‘Ginseng Ficus’ is a tree in the fig family Moraceae and is native to Southeast and East Asia. The Retusa will have two or more, heavy thick, exposed, aerial roots that appear to look more like tree trunks than a typical root. A perfect bonsai start!
LIGHT: Medium to bright indirect light - intolerant to lower light conditions.
WATER: Water moderately; apply water before the soil appears dry; never allow the soil to become completely dry. Mist weekly.
All plants are curbside pickup or local delivery only! Pot not included but we do offer free potting service with purchase of pot!
While we make every effort to display our plants as accurately as possible, there may be subtle differences from what is pictured.
‘Ginseng Ficus’ is a tree in the fig family Moraceae and is native to Southeast and East Asia. The Retusa will have two or more, heavy thick, exposed, aerial roots that appear to look more like tree trunks than a typical root. A perfect bonsai start!
LIGHT: Medium to bright indirect light - intolerant to lower light conditions.
WATER: Water moderately; apply water before the soil appears dry; never allow the soil to become completely dry. Mist weekly.
All plants are curbside pickup or local delivery only! Pot not included but we do offer free potting service with purchase of pot!
While we make every effort to display our plants as accurately as possible, there may be subtle differences from what is pictured.