Our favorite Ficus plants 🌱 in 2021 

My favourite plant channel on RU-vid…Such knowledge! every time I get a notification I make a cappuccino and sit down with a big smile on my face, can’t understand why your channel doesn’t have more subscribers….well done guys, you have given me so much joy! Greetings from the UK 🥰

Ive so never stumbled upon this channel but oh my God, bless the algorithm. Such great information here, thank you.

I love the ficus lyrata , long time I thought...nahhh, they are so picky and I saw some with only some leafs left on the top. Now I’m a lyrata owner since 6 months and she really exploded. I bought her ( her name is Lydia:) for small money, didn’t look healthy but I thought: okay, you don’t have lot to loose, let’s try. She stands behind a huge bird of paradise and actually gets a lot of sun from a southfacing window, but seems to be very well. I fertilize may be twice a year, but will do it more often now, thank you for your advice.

Another great information-packed video. Love, love, love your content!!! Thank you 😁🥰

Thank You !! 1st educational video on Ficus plants and done right done by the BEST Swedish Plant Guys!🙌🏼👏🏼😉

I BOUGHT THIS FICUS CYATHISTIPULA A FEW DAYS AGO, 5 FT IN HEIGHT FOR ONLY CA$50 IT IS SO GORGEOUS-HEALTHY AND SO BUSHY PLANTS. .... researching how to care for it and came across to your channel and very helpful and lots of informations you shared.

My Ficus Benjamin stays at my balcony until night temp. are above 8°C. It also survived extreme high temp of this summer above 40°C...and it's thriving.

Hallå hallå ! Nu är det gröna växter igen . Roligt att få lite kunskap om. Tack och hej då!

Wow, I was waiting for a new video of you for long time. Thank you so much

Try playing this guy's video 1.25x speed. You will be glad you did so.

Thanks for showcasing these beautiful Ficus family plants... they're gorgeous but I'm afraid to buy one because of the care requirements, I may change my mind after listening to this video.

Thank you 🙏 for a very informative vedio about ficus family’s that I have some of those thanks 🙏 for sharing ❤️

Thank you. Be blessed!

Thank you so much! I’ve actually bought 2 ficus plants because of your tip and this video.

Love love loooove your videos !!! Thanks guys

Excellent and very informative video. Thank you very much I bought a decent sized Robusta about two months ago, it's beautiful and it's a joy to watch how fast it grows Keep up the good work, guys. Cheers from Denmark 👍

Thanks for the info.happiness in leaf vlog

One of the best gardening chanell. Best presentation,information.🙂👍👍👍👌

The best plant channel I have seen. Greetings from Dubai

Tackar så mycket 🤗

Excellent video, thank you!!!

Wow what amazing explanations thank you so much I really appreciate

This is the best channel that answer all the questions I have about my plants. Keep up your great work. Thanks so much.

I enjoyed your video even though all my ficus trees are planted in the garden. I have a ficus lyrata bambino with very small leaves. It grows slower than regular ficus. The leaves of all ficus are much closer to each other on the stem when grown outdoors. Thanks for all your great videos

Absolutely in love with videoz ..it's full on knowledge

I enjoy all your videos, they are all very informative, very detailed and very easy to follow👏. Thanks for your time and efforts 🙏

So informative - thank you for your hard work

Ive yet seen you do a video on benjamina ficus trees.. I'd like to see you do one on the benjamina ficus tree I admire your weatlh of knowledge of plants, thank you!!

Very informative videos . I am Sure you are going to reach a million subs soon.

The Channel to get the tips you need amazing

I smile on the “they drink more water but that doesnt mean they can stand on water” coz thats my first tot to just let them sit on water 😂😂

Good morning 🌄.I'm watching from the Philippines.

I'm a new subscriber. This was very informative as I just purchased a variegated ficus benjamina 🙂

Thank you......

Thank you my Dear❤️

Thanks for the video, it was educational as usual. Can you do en episodes about syngonium (pink arrowhead)? Tack så mycket! 🙏

Smaller ficuses that I like are Ficus triangularis (variegata or not) and Ficus microcarpa. Very neat for smaller apartments. Also, f*** spider mites.

thanks u solved my issue .. i had these issue with my ficus

What about the Ficus Audrey?

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Very helpful videos! Question: I recently bought a Ficus Lyrata. The nursery suggested I wait a year before re-potting it, to give it time to adjust. There are a lot of roots coming out of the drainage holes, though, and I'm wondering if it should be re-potted - ? Thank you, in advance, for any thoughts you can share!

I love ficus family. I have 3 ficus audrey, 5 ficus lyrata, and 1 ficus ciraca. Thank you for your educational information, swedish plantguys, love your channel, good night from Indonesia 🤗

My Tineke says "thank you"!

Hi Swedish plant guy! Thank you for your informative videos on plants. I enjoy watching all your channel and I learn a lot from them. I do have a question. I have 4 types of ficus plants. They are in LECA and self watering pots. Can they still get pests? Most all of my plants are in LECA and all are in self watering pots. I have 5 large plants that are still in soil but I do give maintenance to them with mosquito bits and systemic granules. Should I also be treating my plants in LECA to prevent pests?

I live in sunny Florida . We see plenty of healthy, tall trees of outdoor Ficus Lyrata, ficus Elastica burgundy and variegated, ficus triangularis variegated and the green version too. So, I don’t understand what “bright indirect light” means when we want to have these plants indoor.

Always very informative videos👍. It's really true even if i am watching television and if they hv a fiscus lyrata i notice that first. My fiscus has already outgrown its already very huge pot and i can't think of getting a bigger one. Any suggestions

A video about low light indoor trees would be much appreciated.

Just bought a new Ficus today.🌷🐕🎃 NL.

Thank you for this video. I have a question about moss poles, are you familiar with it? If so do you recommend it. Thank you!

Thank you for your channel!) I have a ficus elastica abijan and one of the leaves darkens and dries from the end. what is the reason?

the explanation and tutorial..

Thanks ! I like how detailed your videos are. Can you please address "Ficus carica" ? 😊

Hi, thank you for this interesting video. Could you prepare a video about ficus palmeri (rock fig), please?

Thank you for the video! I recently bought a ficus benghalensis ('Audrey') and a ficus altissima ('Yellow Gem'). Wish me luck! 🤞 Have you any pointers on the those?

Can you make a video about how to propagate ficus? Some people use bags and I wonder if that is necessary

My ficus elastica burgundy has grown from 2 ft to 8 ft on the tallest of seven stems and over five feet on the smaller in just one year. But I only water it once every two to three weeks. I have never encountered it needing water often but now it's so large that when I water it every two to three weeks I'm giving it two gallons so maybe that's why

My Ficus Alii grows fast even at 36 Celsius. It is the only room available which has sunlight. Could you let me know issues of high temperature please? I even have philodendron and Dracaena Marginata in same room.

Can you give us a like a list of basic things we need to do to care for the indoor non flowering plants? Like water? changing soil? what type and how much näring (supplements) they need? is liquid fertilizer enough?

Edema... I never knew a plant could have this condition. Thank you for the explanation and information. I have variegated elastica. It is marvelous!

Hi. While I was watching this and just when you talked about pests I noticed video that would be played next. Its called "Why insects do not (and cannot) healthy plants." Funny coincidence :)

Quick Question for the Lyrata and Elastica. I notice that a lot of plants that are in the stores (including yours) have green smooth stems whereby mine have stems that are more "woody". Is this bad?

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Can you pleassssee do a video for Money Tree care tips? I have bought a huge Money Tree which put in my bedroom. I am seeing stress on the leaves. I see yellow or yellow and brown leaves. It is on the older and newer leaves. I am not sure what I am doing wrong. Can you please provide us advice? I really appreciate your help.

My fiddle leaf has bubbles on the leaves. What causes that?

Please I need ur help , I have a burgandy rubber plant but the leave are falling off I have a pretty good drainage pot I'm not sure what to do ?

Can you make a video about codiaeum/croton care?Pretty please,I killed so many :(

Will the plant grow pumice or clay pebbles ?

Ficus Audrey?

SIR Saw ficus Benjamin in shop and got attracted but my dracena takes the only bright indirect sunlight sunrise window side that I have Can it survive if placed it few meters away?

My ficus plants don't like the 4 hours of western window lighting. Some plants stop growing. They were growing so fast outdoors with 7 hours of indirect outdoor lighting.

I happened to come across your channel and ohh my... I'm so grateful to have found you. Super informative and such detailed explanation with reasoning.. Thank you so much. I found you a week back and watched almost all the videos in this short period of time. 🤎

Can you address the Ginger Ficus please?

Action how propagation please 👍

I find Ficus Lyrata very ugly, I cant be the only one. Very informative video tho...

Brilliant 👏

Ok so my fiddle leaf was doing so well putting out new leaves every week. But I think I prune it when I shouldn’t have and that may have stunted the growth. It has not given any leave in months and it’s sitting in front of a large south facing window. Idk what to do.

Sorry, but I found this video boring. First of all, it’s mis-titled. It doesn’t talk about his favorite varieties of ficus until near the end. Instead, most of the video talks about how to “care for your ficus plants”, how to water, giving them light, growth, blah, blah, blah. Nothing new here….the information he gives applies to most houseplants. Second, his presentation is pedantic. He teaches in an annoying didactic fashion, talking down to his audience as if they were children. My least favorite video on houseplants on RU-vid.