Will Ficus lyrata lose its leaves in winter?
Let's talk about the common knowledge of raising flowers, especially about Ficus lyrata. Will Ficus lyrata lose its leaves in winter? The following is a detailed explanation by the editor.
We continue to discuss the maintenance of Ficus lyrata. Now it's winter, and some flower enthusiasts have asked whether Ficus lyrata loses its leaves in winter. It can be told to the flower enthusiasts that under normal circumstances, Ficus lyrata does not lose its leaves in winter. Ficus lyrata is mainly distributed in the southern regions, staying evergreen throughout the year and does not shed leaves in winter.
Some flower enthusiasts, living in the north where temperatures are low in winter, have noticed that Ficus lyrata has shed leaves. This is not a normal phenomenon. If lucky, the branches are not completely dead, and it might regenerate when the weather warms up. If unlucky, the whole plant might die before the weather gets warm.
The correct way for Ficus lyrata to survive winter is to ensure the lowest temperature does not drop below 15°C and to control water intake, placing it in a well-lit and sheltered area. If the ambient temperature is quite low, one can use a larger plastic bag to cover the Ficus lyrata, which can slightly increase the temperature. In the Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Shanghai areas, although winter is not that cold, the situation is still not optimistic. When Ficus lyrata is overwintering, it is important to water less, expose it to more sunlight, and try to maintain a higher temperature and light.
The above introduction to whether Ficus lyrata loses its leaves in winter can be used as a reference suggestion for everyone.