My tissue-cultured magnolia fig seemed to be struggling a bit in her flower pot. I thought the flowerpot would allow me to take better care of the plant so it could get stronger. Well, I decided to plant the fig in the ground, stop babying her, and let her fend for herself. Consequently, she showed me that the only thing she needed was to be left alone. A week after putting her in the ground, her leaves are bigger and without brown spots. Furthermore, the little plant is growing a new shoot. Remarkable!
My tissue-cultured magnolia fig seemed to be struggling a bit in her flower pot. I thought the flowerpot would allow me to take better care of the plant so it could get stronger. Well, I decided to plant the fig in the ground, stop babying her, and let her fend for herself. Consequently, she showed me that the only thing she needed was to be left alone. A week after putting her in the ground, her leaves are bigger and without brown spots. Furthermore, the little plant is growing a new shoot. Remarkable!
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