Botanical Name: Ficus microcarpa hillii flash
Description:
Ficus Hillii ‘Flash’ is an Australian native with emerald green foliage and lighter green new growth. Having a fast-growing habit, ‘Flash’ can grow to 8-10 meters tall if untrimmed, but is usually kept around 3-4 meters tall for hedging and formal garden design. Its foliage creates wonderful topiary standards and cones which can be grown in pots if kept clipped.
Size:
Pot size: 200mm pot
Width: 30cm
Height: 70-80cm including pot
Weight: 2kg
Care Guide:
Light: Best grown in direct sunlight daily or partially shade outdoor conditions, avoid indoor or low light conditions.
Water: Water the plant every 2-3 days with evenly moist soil, let the soil dry out between water sessions. Avoid overwatering or waterlogging the roots by having well-drained pots. Reduced watering in cooler months to once a week.
Temperature and humidity: Prefer medium to high humidity with warmer temperatures. Can tolerate summer heat or winter cold but should not be exposed to cold weather for long periods of time.
Soil: Use a combination of mixing pots with liquid fertilizer once every month in spring and summer. No food is needed in winter.
Pet-friendly: the Ficus Hilli Flash is toxic to pets and should be kept away from animals.
