
Care tips for hydro plants in winter
Hydroponic plants are a fantastic choice for green lovers looking for a low-maintenance way to brighten up their home. But just like any plant, hydroponic plants need some extra attention...
Ficus Mandela
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Has a height of 130 cm including hydropot |
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Sunny; suitable for the conservatory or near the south-facing window |
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Strong air purifying effect |
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Slightly toxic to children and pets |
Origin
The Ficus Mandela is a native species in Asia.
Properties
The Ficus Mandela comes from the Ficus family. Better known as Rubber Tree. The sap from the tree (latex) was an important source of rubber, hence the well-known nickname. The sap from the plant is poisonous when ingested and can irritate the skin. This plant is therefore not suitable in the immediate vicinity of children and pets.
Air purifying
The Ficus Mandela is a strong air purifier and is therefore able to remove dirty particles from the air and convert them into clean air. The air purifying effect of the Mandela is so great because the plant has a large amount of leaves.
Location
Place the Ficus Mandela in a light, warm spot but not in direct sunlight.
Water gift
The Mandela needs regular watering and is very easy to maintain thanks to the Beautanic Hydropot with water reservoir and water meter.
Power supply
All Beautanic Lifestyle plants are provided with the special Beautanic Hydropot. These plants are on volcanic grains, which ensures that sufficient oxygen reaches the roots. This ensures a nice balance, so that they remain strong and healthy for many years. Hydroponic plants get nutrients from the water, compared to soil culture, where plants get nutrients from the ground. It is therefore necessary to provide the Beautanic Lifestyle Mandela regularly with Beautanic Superfood .
Nutritional advice:
Add half a teaspoon of Beautanic Superfood to the water once a month.
Repotting
The Ficus Mandela is delivered in a Beautanic Hydropot. This special hydroponic system provides the roots with sufficient oxygen, so that the plant can grow optimally. Repotting is therefore not necessary.