How to raise figs at home?

1, lighting. Ficus microcarpa likes a sunny environment. If the light is too weak, it is not conducive to plant growth. However, strong direct sunlight should be avoided in summer, otherwise the leaves will lose luster or even burn, and the illumination can be appropriately increased in winter. Ficus microcarpa can also grow well under bright scattered light, and it is best to receive about 4 hours of light every day.

2. temperature. The optimum temperature of Ficus virens is 25℃-35℃, and its cold tolerance is weak. It is best to keep it above 5℃ in winter to ensure safe overwintering.

3. soil. Ficus microcarpa likes loose, breathable and well-drained soil, such as peat soil, and adapts to acidic to slightly acidic soil. Potted soil is best mixed with humus soil, culture soil and coarse sand, and a small amount of decomposed base fertilizer can also be added.

4. water. Figs like wet environment and need a lot of water. It follows the principle of seeing dry and seeing wet. When the soil in the basin is completely dry, it will be thoroughly watered. There is a great demand for water in spring and summer, so it is necessary to keep the soil moist, but don't water it too much when it is in a low temperature environment for a long time, otherwise it will easily lead to plant death.

5. Fertilize. Ficus virescens needs a lot of fertilizer, which can be seen from its fat leaves. Therefore, liquid fertilizer should be applied once a week or two in the growing season to ensure its healthy growth, and fertilization is generally stopped in winter.