Ficus Benjamina Weeping Fig Bushy King
£14.99
Ficus Benjamina Weeping Fig Bushy King
Pot in cm: 12
Height in cm: 30-40 (including pot)
One of the most widespread houseplants is Ficus. It comes in many different forms with variety of foliage. Very collectable plant and one of the easiest to care for. Ficus Benjamina is also know as weeping fig. Slow growing with small birch tree leaf shape. Quick to inform you if it dislikes something by leaf drop, but will regrow them once it's sorted.
Position: bright spot, no direct sunlight, will tolerate shadier spot too
Soil: well draining potting compost
Watering: keep the soil lightly moist , do not let to dry up and do not overwater.
Pot covers: choose a 14 cm pot cover to give a good fit over the pot.
Fertilizer: fertilize monthly from April to September
Humidity: maintain humidity between 50 to 70%
Avoid repotting unnecessarily as this causes leaf drop
Ceramic pot for illustration purposes only. Plant supplied in standard nursery pot.
Bonsai Ficus Ginseng in deco planter
£19.99
Bonsai Ficus Ginseng in deco planter
Pot size in cm: 11
Height in cm (approx): 35 (including pot)
This Ficus is called Ficus Ginseng, after the irregular rootstock that looks like ginseng, or ginger root. This characteristic rootstock is grafted with shoots of Ficus Microcarpa, a lovely small dark-green, leafy, compact-growing Ficus variety. In the Asian view on plants and their surroundings, Ficus Ginseng has a strong association with health, like the Ginseng root itself does.
Light: Bright, indirect sunlight. Place it somewhere that won’t get cold and out of any drafts.
Soil: Ficus trees do well in a soil mix that is sixty percent aggregate and forty percent organic matter.
Watering: Because of the small planting container, the substrate dries out quickly, but should be kept moderately moist. The right time for watering is when the substrate has dried on the surface.
Fertilizer: Due to the growth and the small amount of substrate, care should be taken to ensure a good supply of nutrients, especially in the period from March to September. During this time, a fertilizer should be used once a week or every two weeks.
Humidity: Bonsai loves it when air moisture is high, mist the leaves often with soft water
A Ficus Retusa can easily be trimmed: let your imagination run free and allow the plant to grow as you wish.
Ceramic Planter will vary
Bonsai Ficus Retusa
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Bonsai Ficus Retusa
Pot size in cm: 15
Height in cm: 29
This Ficus is called Ficus Ginseng, after the irregular rootstock that looks like ginseng, or ginger root. This characteristic rootstock is grafted with shoots of Ficus Microcarpa, a lovely small dark-green, leafy, compact-growing Ficus variety. In the Asian view on plants and their surroundings, Ficus Ginseng has a strong association with health, like the Ginseng root itself does.
Light: Bright, indirect sunlight. Place it somewhere that won’t get cold and out of any drafts.
Soil: Ficus trees do well in a soil mix that is sixty percent aggregate and forty percent organic matter.
Watering: Because of the small planting container, the substrate dries out quickly, but should be kept moderately moist. The right time for watering is when the substrate has dried on the surface.
Fertilizer: Due to the growth and the small amount of substrate, care should be taken to ensure a good supply of nutrients, especially in the period from March to September. During this time, a fertilizer should be used once a week or every two weeks.
Humidity: Bonsai loves it when air moisture is high, mist the leaves often with soft water
A Ficus Retusa can easily be trimmed: let your imagination run free and allow the plant to grow as you wish.
Ficus Lyrata or Fiddle Leaf Fig
£39.99
Ficus Lyrata or Fiddle Leaf Fig
Pot size in cm: 21
Plant height in cm (approx): 90
The large leaves of this magnificent fiddle leaf fig – so nicknamed because of its semi-lobed, oval-shaped leaves - are sure to make a statement in your living room. In nature, the fig tree variant can reach a height of 12 to 15m but don’t worry, it won’t grow that large in your living room with regular pruning.
Leaves with a length of some 50cm are not unusual on this ficus. You can’t miss them: they’re green, leathery and shiny and have distinctive, pale veins. These veins are embedded in the violin-shaped leaves. Figs grow on this fabulous plant, but sadly not in your living room. It provides the finishing touch in your home, so that you can sit back, relax and enjoy its beauty.
Ficus lyrata originates from the African it provides the finishing touch in your home, so that you can sit back, relax and enjoy its beauty. rainforests from Liberia to Gabon. This is the only place where the wild species occurs, because this is the only place where you find the species of wasp required for the plant’s reproduction. The ficus has an unusual pollination mechanism: each species of ficus has its own wasp. They then lay eggs on individual figs and the larvae develop within.
Light: indirect sunlight
Soil: well-draining soil
Watering: doesn’t need much water. Water only if the soil is dry
Fertilizer: once or twice a year depending on the soil
Humidity: room level
Ficus Elastica Robusta
£12.99
Ficus Elastica Robusta
Care: Easy
Pot in cm: 12
Height in cm: 30 (including pot)
Position: bright spot, direct sunlight, will tolerate shadier spot too
Soil: well draining potting compost
Watering: as and when required, allow to dry up a bit in between
Pot covers: choose a 14 cm pot cover to give a good fit over the pot.
One of the most widespread houseplants is Ficus. It comes in many different forms with variety of foliage. Very collectable plant and one of the easiest to care for. Ficus Elastica is fast growing with oval shape large leaves.
Ficus Altissima
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Ficus Altissima
Care: Easy
Pot in cm: 12
Height in cm: 30 (including pot)
Position: bright spot, direct sunlight, will tolerate shadier spot too
Soil: well draining potting compost
Watering: as and when required, allow to dry up a bit in between
Pot covers: choose a 14 cm pot cover to give a good fit over the pot.
One of the most widespread houseplants is Ficus. It comes in many different forms with variety of foliage. Very collectable plant and one of the easiest to care for. Ficus Elastica is fast growing with oval shape large leaves.
Weeping Fig Ficus Alii Braided
£26.95
Weeping Fig Maclellandii Ficus Alii
Care: Easy
Pot in cm: 15
Height in cm: 60 (including pot)
Position: bright spot, no direct sunlight
Soil: well draining potting compost
Watering: as and when required, do not let to dry up and do not overwater.
One of the most widespread houseplants is Ficus. It comes in many different forms with variety of foliage. Very collectable plant and one of the easiest to care for. Ficus Alii (Ficus maclellandii), commonly called the Banana leaf fig for the long and slender shaped leaves. It is rather new cultivar that makes a wonderful low-maintenance house plant.
Ficus Benjamina Kinky Variegated Weeping Fig
£9.99
Ficus Benjamina Kinky Variegated Weeping Fig
Pot in cm: 12
Height in cm: 27 (including pot)
One of the most widespread houseplants is Ficus. It comes in many different forms with variety of foliage. Very collectable plant and one of the easiest to care for. Ficus Benjamina is also know as weeping fig. Slow growing with small birch tree leaf shape. Quick to inform you if it dislikes something by leaf drop, but will regrow them once it's sorted.
Position: bright spot, no direct sunlight, will tolerate shadier spot too
Soil: well draining potting compost
Watering: keep the soil lightly moist , do not let to dry up and do not overwater.
Pot covers: choose a 14 cm pot cover to give a good fit over the pot.
Fertilizer: fertilize monthly from April to September
Humidity: maintain humidity between 50 to 70%
Avoid repotting unnecessarily as this causes leaf drop
Bonsai Ficus Ginseng in face pot
£25.99
Bonsai Ficus Ginseng in face pot
Pot size in cm: 15
Height in cm (approx): 35 (including pot)
This Ficus is called Ficus Ginseng, after the irregular rootstock that looks like ginseng, or ginger root. This characteristic rootstock is grafted with shoots of Ficus Microcarpa, a lovely small dark-green, leafy, compact-growing Ficus variety. In the Asian view on plants and their surroundings, Ficus Ginseng has a strong association with health, like the Ginseng root itself does.
Light: Bright, indirect sunlight. Place it somewhere that won’t get cold and out of any drafts.
Soil: Ficus trees do well in a soil mix that is sixty percent aggregate and forty percent organic matter.
Watering: Because of the small planting container, the substrate dries out quickly, but should be kept moderately moist. The right time for watering is when the substrate has dried on the surface.
Fertilizer: Due to the growth and the small amount of substrate, care should be taken to ensure a good supply of nutrients, especially in the period from March to September. During this time, a fertilizer should be used once a week or every two weeks.
Humidity: Bonsai loves it when air moisture is high, mist the leaves often with soft water
A Ficus Retusa can easily be trimmed: let your imagination run free and allow the plant to grow as you wish.
Ceramic Planter will vary
Ficus belize red/white
£16.99
Ficus belize red/white
Pot in cm: 14
Height in cm: 35 (including pot)
Position: bright spot, direct sunlight, will tolerate shadier spot too
Soil: well draining potting compost
Watering: as and when required, allow to dry up a bit in between
Pot covers: choose a 14 cm pot cover to give a good fit over the pot.
One of the most widespread houseplants is Ficus. It comes in many different forms with variety of foliage. Very collectable plant and one of the easiest to care for. Ficus Elastica is fast growing with oval shape large leaves.
Bonsai Portulacaria Jade bonsai ball shape
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Bonsai Portulacaria Jade bonsai ball shape
Pot size in cm: 12
Height in cm: 20
The sageretia is a popular indoor bonsa with small, light green, round and shiny.
Light: Bright, full sun. Place it somewhere that won’t get cold and out of any drafts. Windows facing south or west are ideal spots
Soil: Standard soil mix
Watering: allow the plant to dry out a little between watering
Fertilizer:once a month, spring through autumn, during the growth season
Humidity: Bonsai loves it when air moisture is high, mist the leaves often with soft water
Ficus ginseng mini
£7.99
Ficus ginseng mini |
Pot size in cm: 7
Height in cm (approx): 12 (including pot)
This Ficus is called Ficus Ginseng, after the irregular rootstock that looks like ginseng, or ginger root. This characteristic rootstock is grafted with shoots of Ficus Microcarpa, a lovely small dark-green, leafy, compact-growing Ficus variety. In the Asian view on plants and their surroundings, Ficus Ginseng has a strong association with health, like the Ginseng root itself does.
Light: Bright, indirect sunlight. Place it somewhere that won’t get cold and out of any drafts.
Soil: Ficus trees do well in a soil mix that is sixty percent aggregate and forty percent organic matter.
Watering: Because of the small planting container, the substrate dries out quickly, but should be kept moderately moist. The right time for watering is when the substrate has dried on the surface.
Fertilizer: Due to the growth and the small amount of substrate, care should be taken to ensure a good supply of nutrients, especially in the period from March to September. During this time, a fertilizer should be used once a week or every two weeks.
Humidity: Bonsai loves it when air moisture is high, mist the leaves often with soft water
A Ficus Retusa can easily be trimmed: let your imagination run free and allow the plant to grow as you wish.
Bonsai Ligustrum in ceramic pot
£19.99
Bonsai Ligustrum in ceramic pot
Pot size in cm: 12
Height in cm: 20
The Ligustrum is a popular indoor bonsa with small, light green, oval and shiny.
Light: Bright, indirect sunlight. Place it somewhere that won’t get cold and out of any drafts. Windows facing south or west are ideal spots
Soil: Standard soil mix
Watering: Because of the small planting container, the substrate dries out quickly, but should be kept moderately moist. The right time for watering is when the substrate has dried on the surface.
Fertilizer: Due to the growth and the small amount of substrate, care should be taken to ensure a good supply of nutrients, especially in the period from March to September. During this time, a fertilizer should be used once a week or every two weeks.
Humidity: Bonsai loves it when air moisture is high, mist the leaves often with soft water
Ficus Triangularis (Triangle Ficus)
£39.99
Ficus Triangularis (Triangle Ficus)
Pot in cm: 17
Height in cm: 70 (including pot)
One of the most widespread houseplants is Ficus. It comes in many different forms with variety of foliage. Very collectable plant and one of the easiest to care for. Ficus Benjamina is also know as weeping fig. Slow growing with small birch tree leaf shape. Quick to inform you if it dislikes something by leaf drop, but will regrow them once it's sorted.
Ficus triangularis is a popular plant due to its beautiful green and white triangular leaves and low maintenance.
Position: bright spot, no direct sunlight
Soil: well draining potting compost
Watering: water when the soil partially dries
Fertilizer: every six weeks during the growing season - from April to September
Humidity: above-average humidity
Rotate the plant every so often to ensure all the foliage gets the same amount of sunlight.
Plant supplied in standard nursery pot.
Bonsai mixed ball shape vase
£86.99
Bonsai mixed ball shape vase
Light: Bright, indirect sunlight. Place it somewhere that won’t get cold and out of any drafts.
Watering: Because of the small planting container, the substrate dries out quickly, but should be kept moderately moist. The right time for watering is when the substrate has dried on the surface.
Fertilizer: Due to the growth and the small amount of substrate, care should be taken to ensure a good supply of nutrients, especially in the period from March to September. During this time, a fertilizer should be used once a week or every two weeks.
Humidity: Bonsai loves it when air moisture is high, mist the leaves often with soft water
Bonsai mixed S - shape bowl
£46.99
Bonsai mixed S - shape bowl
Light: Bright, indirect sunlight. Place it somewhere that won’t get cold and out of any drafts.
Watering: Because of the small planting container, the substrate dries out quickly, but should be kept moderately moist. The right time for watering is when the substrate has dried on the surface.
Fertilizer: Due to the growth and the small amount of substrate, care should be taken to ensure a good supply of nutrients, especially in the period from March to September. During this time, a fertilizer should be used once a week or every two weeks.
Humidity: Bonsai loves it when air moisture is high, mist the leaves often with soft water
Ficus Altissima Asian Council Tree in 21 cm pot
£44.99
Ficus Altissima Asian Council Tree in 21 cm pot
Pot size in cm: 21
Plant height in cm (approx): 90
Light: warm setting with bright, indirect light.
Soil: well draining potting compost
Watering: water when the top couple inches of soil have become dry
Fertilizer: do not require lots of fertilizer - half-strength dose of liquid fertilizer once every month during the spring and summer.
Humidity: it likes a very humid environment
Bonsai S - shape in ceramic pot
£34.99
Bonsai S - shape in ceramic pot
Pot size in cm: 14
Height in cm: 35
Light: Bright, indirect sunlight. Place it somewhere that won’t get cold and out of any drafts. Windows facing south or west are ideal spots
Soil: Standard soil mix
Watering: Because of the small planting container, the substrate dries out quickly, but should be kept moderately moist. The right time for watering is when the substrate has dried on the surface.
Fertilizer: Due to the growth and the small amount of substrate, care should be taken to ensure a good supply of nutrients, especially in the period from March to September. During this time, a fertilizer should be used once a week or every two weeks.
Humidity: Bonsai loves it when air moisture is high, mist the leaves often with soft water
Green bottle ficus ginseng terrarium
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Green bottle ficus ginseng terrarium
Pot size in cm: 15
Height in cm (approx): 20 (including pot)
This Ficus is called Ficus Ginseng, after the irregular rootstock that looks like ginseng, or ginger root. This characteristic rootstock is grafted with shoots of Ficus Microcarpa, a lovely small dark-green, leafy, compact-growing Ficus variety. In the Asian view on plants and their surroundings, Ficus Ginseng has a strong association with health, like the Ginseng root itself does.
Light: Bright, indirect sunlight. Place it somewhere that won’t get cold and out of any drafts.
Watering: Because of the small planting container, the substrate dries out quickly, but should be kept moderately moist. The right time for watering is when the substrate has dried on the surface.
Fertilizer: Due to the growth and the small amount of substrate, care should be taken to ensure a good supply of nutrients, especially in the period from March to September. During this time, a fertilizer should be used once a week or every two weeks.
Humidity: Bonsai loves it when air moisture is high, mist the leaves often with soft water
A Ficus Retusa can easily be trimmed: let your imagination run free and allow the plant to grow as you wish.
Bonsai Sageretia in ceramic pot
£19.99
Bonsai Sageretia in ceramic pot
Pot size in cm: 12
Height in cm: 20
The sageretia is a popular indoor bonsa with small, light green, oval and shiny.
Light: Bright, indirect sunlight. Place it somewhere that won’t get cold and out of any drafts. Windows facing south or west are ideal spots
Soil: Standard soil mix
Watering: Because of the small planting container, the substrate dries out quickly, but should be kept moderately moist. The right time for watering is when the substrate has dried on the surface.
Fertilizer: Due to the growth and the small amount of substrate, care should be taken to ensure a good supply of nutrients, especially in the period from March to September. During this time, a fertilizer should be used once a week or every two weeks.
Humidity: Bonsai loves it when air moisture is high, mist the leaves often with soft water
Ficus ginseng in ceramic pot
£29.99
Ficus ginseng in ceramic pot
Pot size in cm: 23
Height in cm (approx): 32
This Ficus is called Ficus Ginseng, after the irregular rootstock that looks like ginseng, or ginger root. This characteristic rootstock is grafted with shoots of Ficus Microcarpa, a lovely small dark-green, leafy, compact-growing Ficus variety. In the Asian view on plants and their surroundings, Ficus Ginseng has a strong association with health, like the Ginseng root itself does.
Light: Bright, indirect sunlight. Place it somewhere that won’t get cold and out of any drafts.
Soil: Ficus trees do well in a soil mix that is sixty percent aggregate and forty percent organic matter.
Watering: Because of the small planting container, the substrate dries out quickly, but should be kept moderately moist. The right time for watering is when the substrate has dried on the surface.
Fertilizer: Due to the growth and the small amount of substrate, care should be taken to ensure a good supply of nutrients, especially in the period from March to September. During this time, a fertilizer should be used once a week or every two weeks.
Humidity: Bonsai loves it when air moisture is high, mist the leaves often with soft water
A Ficus Retusa can easily be trimmed: let your imagination run free and allow the plant to grow as you wish.
Ficus ginseng
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Ficus ginseng 9 cm pot
Pot size in cm: 9
Height in cm (approx): 20-25 (including pot)
This Ficus is called Ficus Ginseng, after the irregular rootstock that looks like ginseng, or ginger root. This characteristic rootstock is grafted with shoots of Ficus Microcarpa, a lovely small dark-green, leafy, compact-growing Ficus variety. In the Asian view on plants and their surroundings, Ficus Ginseng has a strong association with health, like the Ginseng root itself does.
Light: Bright, indirect sunlight. Place it somewhere that won’t get cold and out of any drafts.
Soil: Ficus trees do well in a soil mix that is sixty percent aggregate and forty percent organic matter.
Watering: Because of the small planting container, the substrate dries out quickly, but should be kept moderately moist. The right time for watering is when the substrate has dried on the surface.
Fertilizer: Due to the growth and the small amount of substrate, care should be taken to ensure a good supply of nutrients, especially in the period from March to September. During this time, a fertilizer should be used once a week or every two weeks.
Humidity: Bonsai loves it when air moisture is high, mist the leaves often with soft water
A Ficus Retusa can easily be trimmed: let your imagination run free and allow the plant to grow as you wish.
Ficus Belize
£10.99
Ficus belize
Pot size in cm: 12
Plant height in cm: 25-30 (including pot)
One of the most widespread houseplants is Ficus.It belongs to the family of euphorbiaceae, which grows in hot countries and does not tolerate too low air temperatures It comes in many different forms with variety of foliage. Very collectable plant and one of the easiest to care for. Ficus Belize is fast growing with oval shape large leaves.
Light: bright spot, will tolerate shadier spot too. The best place fis the windowsill in the southern part of the room. Avoid direct sunlight.
Soil: well draining potting compost
Watering: as and when required, allow to dry up a bit in between. The soil in the pot should always be soft and saturated with moisture. In winter, watering is reduced to 2 times a month
Fertilizer: in the warm season: in spring and autumn.
Humidity: spray the air once every 2 weeks
Ficus Elastica Tineke
£16.99
Ficus Elastica Tineke
Pot in cm: 14
Height in cm: 35-40 (including pot)
Position: bright spot, direct sunlight, will tolerate shadier spot too
Soil: well draining potting compost
Watering: as and when required, allow to dry up a bit in between
Pot covers: choose a 14 cm pot cover to give a good fit over the pot.
One of the most widespread houseplants is Ficus. It comes in many different forms with variety of foliage. Very collectable plant and one of the easiest to care for. Ficus Elastica is fast growing with oval shape large leaves.