Tree Ficus Ginseng Bonsai (Ficus Microcarpa)

Tree Ficus Ginseng Bonsai (Ficus Microcarpa) 

After lucky bamboo, Ficus Microcarpa, also known as Ficus ginseng, is one of the plants that China exports to countries all over the world. It thrives in a variety of indoor environments and is perfect for growing indoors. It makes for a convincing bonsai because of its strong roots, twigginess, and decently sized leaves, all of which contribute to its good tree character. Furthermore, in a typical bonsai culture, the leaves reduce and the plant easily forms aerial roots.
The best option for those new to bonsai is Ficus Microcarpa, also known as Ficus Ginseng. It is a hardy and low-maintenance bonsai plant that can withstand a variety of indoor and outdoor weather conditions, lasts for years, and is less likely to need to be repotted frequently in indoor environments.

Family:	Ficus
Common Name:	Ginseng/Microcarpa
Sun Tolerance:	Low
Water Requirements:	Medium
Drought Tolerance:	Low
Wind Tolerance:	Medium
Disease Tolerance:	High
Growth Rate:	Slow
Fragrance:	No

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