Ficus Amstel King is one of the most popular types of ficus, also known as “Ficus Amstel” due to its very stylish appearance and elongated, lanceolate leaves. This plant is very popular among flower and plant lovers due to its relatively higher resistance than the classic, deciduous Benjamins.
Light: It needs a lot of indirect light. Low light causes its leaves to fall.
Watering: It is sensitive; you should wait until the top 2 to 3 centimeters of the soil is dry before watering. Waterlogging is the main enemy of this plant.
Temperature and humidity: A temperature of 18 to 27 degrees is ideal for it. It likes ambient humidity (dusting or island).
Appearance: The leaves of this plant are elongated, narrow, and leathery, hanging from the branches, giving it a very attractive and decorative appearance. It can grow into a large shrub in the right conditions.
Toxicity: Yes, it is toxic. Like other members of the ficus family, the white sap inside its stems and leaves contains compounds that can cause mouth irritation, nausea, or digestive problems if swallowed by children or pets.
Golden tips: Benjamin Amstel is very sensitive to sudden changes in location or cold air currents, and in these conditions it may suffer from “stress” and its leaves may fall. Cleaning: Due to the wide surface of the leaves, it is better to clean the dust from its leaves with a damp cloth from time to time for better photosynthesis.
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