Ficus Umbellata: Special watering technique in hot summer by Japanese Plant Meister

Houseplant Mister Zen will talk about providing water with one of the most popular indoor plants over the world, Ficus trees, in hot summer to maintain the beautiful and green leaves. Besides the special watering method frequently used in the plant rental service, this video can address questions on controlling sunlight, fertilizer and depending on the places where your Umbellata tree are located.
Do you know how indoor plants are managed by professionals? Here we can go through the ways of maintaining house plants guided by the expert working at a production site from Japan: watering, cutting, reporting, propagation, and an arrangement as BONSAI. You who would be a beginner for houseplants can also enjoy many types of houseplants.
Hopefully you will enjoy the series of the videos. Please do not forget to like it and subscribe if you have not done yet. Many thanks and have a fun!
Disclaimer: This channel is translated from Japanese into English with some modification of the contents upon agreement with the original author Zen of the video in Japan.

[@andrestrat]

Best care video for Ficus Umbellata I have seen. Thank you Meister!

[@japaneseplantmeisterzen8297]

Thanks🪴

[@OneR635]

You’re videos saved my Umbellatas! 💕 thank u for sharing train and bend method
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[@japaneseplantmeisterzen8297]

Thanks 🪴I am very happy to have your comments here.

[@ShadowTriadWestWind]

Thank you for another ficus umbelatta video!

[@japaneseplantmeisterzen8297]

I am happy to see your comments. Thanks!

[@pinoygauta]

Meister Zen can I please send you photos of my ficus umbellata? The leaves are yellow and falling. I don’t know if it’s too much water or too little water. Too much sun or too little sun 🥺

[@japaneseplantmeisterzen8297]

If it's summer where you live, don't hesitate to cut off all the leaves and expose them to the sun. It's not 100%, but there is a high probability that the leaves will regenerate.

[@spxsp3578]

Thank you so much for this video! Just to clarify, you pour water directly into the bigger pot, not onto the soil? And do not remove the water but let it dry up on its own?

[@japaneseplantmeisterzen8297]

Thank you for asking. Yes, we pour water directly onto the soil and in the outer pot cover. No need to remove water and let plants leave until water dries up. Of note, this is the case that it is hot summer. You can find out about watering in winter here.
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