Ficus tineke or elastic
Brand: VIVERCID
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Lush and beautiful houseplant. The Ficus elastica tineke is a species that is very commonly used as an ornamental. Its origin is from India and Indonesia mainly as a native plant. Introduced in Europe in the 18th century.
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Plant specially cultivated by our suppliers for indoor ornamental use in pot of 17 cm and 2.5 liters of capacity, with a height of 50/60 H
Among its main characteristics we can see that:
- In natural conditions outdoors, it usually reaches up to 30 meters, but Ficus tineke as an indoor plant can be pruned to regulate its height.
- It is characterized by its lush and lush green leaves, which are its main attraction and which we will maintain thanks to a special fertilizer for green plants.
- It does not require direct light, but it does require good lighting and in terms of water needs with a weekly watering in summer and every 15 days in winter is enough. Important good drainage to avoid fungal infections and root rot.
- It is mainly attacked by spider mites and mealybugs, which we can control by applying a good broad spectrum insecticide.
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Saludos cordiales. Es una planta que me agrada muchísimo. Tanto la variedad totalmente verde, como la dos colores (blanco y verde). Tengo una de la 2* variedad en el patio. No le da el sol, porque echo el toldo
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