The Ficus Abidjan is a tropical plant of the ficus family. It is a magnificent plant with large, glossy leaves, a finer structure, and an elegant appearance.

The leaves of the Ficus Abidjan are oval and deep green. They have a fine, hollow texture and are arranged on thin stelae. The plant can grow 60 to 90 centimeters tall, making it a medium-sized houseplant ideal for a variety of interiors.

When using the Ficus Abidjan, it is best to place it in indirect light. Light intensity is important, but sufficient light is required. It is important to avoid direct sunlight, as the leaves may burn.

When it comes to water resources, the importance of light in the soil is paramount. The top layer of soil, which is naturally rich in water, must be sufficiently hydrated. Overwatering can be fatal. Place the plant in a well-ventilated area and remove it.

The ideal temperature for the Ficus Abidjan is between 18°C ​​and 24°C. This is an ideal temperature for the bedroom, but it can also withstand the same temperatures.

As for feeding, even a large plant (slow in summer) can be used according to the instructions on the package. In winter, the plant is no longer needed and the planting is reduced.

The Ficus Abidjan is generally a very fragile plant, but it's important to know that the milky sap contained in the leaves and stems of the ficus is poisonous. Keep the plant outside of the living area and avoid contact with the sap. With two wide blades and multiple surfaces, the Ficus Abidjan is a splendid indoor plant that can create a small tropical corner to evoke in my home.