When Can I Put My Ficus Tree Outside
It’s Fine to Place Them Outdoors in Summer Where They Can Get Morning Sun and Afternoon Shade. but Never Put Them in Full Sun Because They’ll Get a Nasty...
It’s fine to place them outdoors in summer where they can get morning sun and afternoon shade. But never put them in full sun because they’ll get a nasty sunburn!
When can ficus trees go outside?
Ficus trees can survive outdoors year-round in USDA hardiness zones 9 to 11. Gardeners in other zones can keep ficus trees outside when temperatures are comfortable for them. Ficus trees do best in the 65-85-degree range, and should be kept indoors when temperatures are under 50 degrees.
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What temperature is too cold for a ficus tree?
The weeping ficus’ temperature tolerance is 30 degrees Fahrenheit, according to Arizona State University. The tree can suffer foliage damage and branch dieback if temperatures briefly dip, but it usually recovers quickly. However, a hard frost or freeze can kill the potted ficus if left outdoors unprotected.
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