Ficus Audrey
Ficus Audrey is known for its large, fiddle-shaped leaves and air-purifying qualities. It graces any space with its elegant and tropical presence. Find care instructions below:
Light: Similar to most Ficus trees, the Ficus Audrey prefers a spot where it will receive high levels of bright, indirect light or direct sunlight. This plant will need to be acclimated to long periods of direct sun and it will not tolerate low light conditions.
Water: Ficus Audrey prefer soil that is consistently and evenly moist, with small periods of drought between waterings. Allow the top 2”-3” of the soil to dry between waterings. Allowing the soil to dry more than a few inches will lead to leaf loss.
Repot: Once every two years or so is completely fine; the ideal time to re-pot is early Spring when the plant has actively started growing after its winter rest. Roots 'circling' around the bottom of the nursery pot is an indication that repotting is needed.
Ficus Audrey is known for its large, fiddle-shaped leaves and air-purifying qualities. It graces any space with its elegant and tropical presence. Find care instructions below:
Light: Similar to most Ficus trees, the Ficus Audrey prefers a spot where it will receive high levels of bright, indirect light or direct sunlight. This plant will need to be acclimated to long periods of direct sun and it will not tolerate low light conditions.
Water: Ficus Audrey prefer soil that is consistently and evenly moist, with small periods of drought between waterings. Allow the top 2”-3” of the soil to dry between waterings. Allowing the soil to dry more than a few inches will lead to leaf loss.
Repot: Once every two years or so is completely fine; the ideal time to re-pot is early Spring when the plant has actively started growing after its winter rest. Roots 'circling' around the bottom of the nursery pot is an indication that repotting is needed.
Ficus Audrey is known for its large, fiddle-shaped leaves and air-purifying qualities. It graces any space with its elegant and tropical presence. Find care instructions below:
Light: Similar to most Ficus trees, the Ficus Audrey prefers a spot where it will receive high levels of bright, indirect light or direct sunlight. This plant will need to be acclimated to long periods of direct sun and it will not tolerate low light conditions.
Water: Ficus Audrey prefer soil that is consistently and evenly moist, with small periods of drought between waterings. Allow the top 2”-3” of the soil to dry between waterings. Allowing the soil to dry more than a few inches will lead to leaf loss.
Repot: Once every two years or so is completely fine; the ideal time to re-pot is early Spring when the plant has actively started growing after its winter rest. Roots 'circling' around the bottom of the nursery pot is an indication that repotting is needed.