**The ficus tree, also known as the yellow fig, is a small, evergreen tree that belongs to the genus Ficus mulberry. Its golden yellow leaves are very beautiful and are a common ornamental plant in many homes and offices. Let's take a look at how to maintain the banyan tree.
1.Light: Banyan trees need plenty of sunlight, preferably on a south-facing windowsill or in a bright place indoors. If there is a lack of sunlight for a long time, it can cause the leaves to lose their luster and even lose their leaves.
2.Temperature: **The suitable growth temperature of banyan trees is 18-28, and when the temperature is below 10, it may cause frost damage. Therefore, in winter, the banyan tree should be moved indoors and kept at room temperature above 15.
3.Watering: Banyan trees prefer moist environments, but they don't like too much water. Before watering, you can touch the surface of the soil with your hands and water it if it feels dry. When watering, water thoroughly, not just the surface. In winter, it is necessary to reduce the frequency of watering appropriately.
4.Fertilization: Banyan trees need proper fertilizer to stay healthy. During the growing season, compound fertilizer can be applied every 2-3 months. Pay attention to the appropriate amount of fertilization, too much may lead to root burning.
5.Pruning: The pruning of the banyan tree is mainly carried out during its growth period, pruning off diseased branches, weak branches and irregular branches to maintain the beautiful shape of the tree.
6.Pest control: Banyan trees are sometimes attacked by pests such as aphids, spider mites, and can also be infected with diseases such as anthracnose. If pests and diseases are found, measures should be taken to prevent and control them in time.
The above are a few key points for maintaining the banyan tree, as long as you pay attention to these aspects, your banyan tree can grow healthily and show its beautiful golden luster.