Ficus Ruby Tissue Culture

Ficus Ruby Uses:-

• Ficus Ruby plants can be propagated easily from cuttings taken from the mother plant, but young seedlings are easier to get started with. Keep the young leaves, twigs, and branches damp until they start to grow before you remove them from their pots.
• After repotting the Ficus ruby plant in a larger pot, keep it in that pot, but spread out its roots by allowing some of the soil to remain on the bottom of the pot as you repot.
• When repotting the ficus rubies into a smaller pot, use your thumb to gently push the whole plant from the pot to the soil. This should be done gently and the process should be done slowly enough so that any roots that remain in the pot don’t get smashed to the ground during the reporting process.

Ficus Ruby Health Benefits:-

Place the new ficus ruby plant into a pot and water well. Make sure to allow plenty of drainage by keeping water near the rim of the pot.

When it comes time to pot your ficus-ruby plant, use a small pot, preferably one with a shallow base. For young or growing rubies, avoid pans that have an inner lid. The reason for this is because these can harbour unwanted ants and mites, which could eventually kill your tree. A dishpan with a narrow opening is fine. Keep in mind that you want the tree to be exposed to enough light so that it will grow properly.

Ficus Ruby Properties:-

• You’ll find that Ficus Ruby Plants are some of the easiest plants to care for. They don’t require much maintenance, and they are naturally resistant to many pests and diseases. With a little TLC, you can provide your tree with everything it needs to grow and bloom beautifully.
• Just remember to check on the weather and make sure that you have plenty of good, dry, well-ventilated locations for your plants during the cold, rainy winter months.