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This article covers the top 12 varieties of Ficus Bonsai Trees, such as Ficus retusa, Ficus Ginseng, Willow Leaf Ficus, and more.

Also my most lovable tree is Bonsai. But I can’t exclude Ficus Bonsai tree, because there are so many varieties of this bonsai tree. But I only explain in this article my favourite especially other most preferable Top 12, Ficus Bonsai Trees.

Ficus Bonsai Trees Types

1. Ficus retusa Bonsai

Ficus retusa is one types of Ficus Bonsai tree, it’s type of evergreen plant in the fig genus. It comes from the Malay Archipelago and Malesia floristic region.

This plant is an indoor Bonsai plant with beautiful thick aerial roots. when the soil is partially dry you need watering. It can tolerate low humidity and is a great choice for beginners because it is very resilient.

2. Ficus Ginseng Bonsai

Ficus Ginseng is one of Ficus – Popular Bonsai Species. This Bonsai bring good luck for you

Even this bonsai tollarate when outside temp 60 degree. This plant is extremely easy to maintain, subsequently this plant is more pretty face and it is a veritable air-purifying champ.

3. Willow leaf Ficus Bonsai

One of my fav ficus bonsai types Willow Leaf Ficus, I, watered every 10 days. It grow well in direct or indirect sunlight.

According to Feng Shui the placement of bonsai plants in the south, east and south-east corners of any space.

Eventually It easy to pruning. generally its grow upto 3 feet.

4. Ficus salicaria Bonsai

Another Ficus Bonsai Trees Type is Ficus salicaria, this plant placed in bright room in a south facing window. During the growing season feed your Ficus plants balanced fertiliser.

following my secret tips, the best time in morning when the sun is not too strong and the temperature is cooler then mist your plant. Cut the damage leaves and make your plant healthy.

5. Ficus microcarpa Bonsai

At this Point this ficus bonsai types known as Chinese banyan.

Origin: Ficus microcarpa is native in a range from China through tropical Asia and the Caroline Islands to Australia.

This ficus bonsai types is known for its glossy leaves and aerial roots, which give it a distinctive appearance. Ficus microcarpa is an easy to care for plant that prefers bright, indirect light and moist soil.

generally is sensitive to waterlogging, so remove excess water immediately. Keep Ficus microcarpa moderately moist to prevent the root ball from drying out completely.

6. Ficus macrophylla Bonsai

Ficus macrophylla is commonly known as the Moreton Bay fig. It is a large evergreen banyan tree of the Mulberry Family native to eastern Australia.

It prefers for the soil to dry out between waterings and should be watered regularly. This plant leaves are thick and leathery, alternately arranged.

It requires abundant, bright and direct light. These popular indoor plants are relatively low maintenance and can tolerate indoor light conditions well.

7. Ficus aurea Bonsai

Ficus aurea is commonly known as the Florida strangler fig, golden fig. This plant is the family Moraceae that is native to the U.S. state of Florida, the northern and western Caribbean, southern Mexico and Central America south to Panama.

This plant is provides habitat, food and shelter for a host of tropical lifeforms including epiphytes. It used in traditional medicine, for live fencing, as an ornamental and as a bonsai.

8. Taiwanese Ficus Bonsai

Taiwanese Ficus is also known as Banyan fig. It has small light green leaves with grey to reddish bark dotted small horizontal flecks.

This plant is most tolerant, versatile and trouble free bonsai. It prefers warm humid environment and it’s a pleasant choice for home or office.

They are fast growing when it comes to new lovers and beginners to bonsai. Taiwan Ficus Bonsai can be kept both indoors and outdoors and is also one of the most hardy species.

9. Ficus Exotica Bonsai

Ficus Exotica are covered in loads of pointed, rich green leaves, which have a subtle lustre. It’s prefers good potting soil and bright, indirect light.

even more Popular Bonsai Species typically grow up to 30 metres tall, and they are frequently planted in parks and along roads in tropical regions.

You water your plant  every 5 to 7 days, or when the top inch of soil is dry. This plant is evergreen with slender, arching stems and thin, leathery and glossy dark green leaves to 8cm long, each tapering to a twisted point. 

10. Hwa Fong show Bonsai

This Ficus Bonsai plant is planted in small pots with water and nutrient reserves. You need to water and fertilise your plant regularly.

by all means The soil should go from wet to damp between watering. Using a relatively high Nitrogen content fertilizer like NPK 10:6:6. in spring, a more balanced fertilizer like NPK 6:6:6 is more optimal for summer time.

11. Ficus in double trunk style Bonsai

Another Ficus Bonsai Trees Types Ficus in double trunk style. It grow freely in a large container, without pruning it for several years.

The junction of the trunks at the base must be sharply “V”-shaped and not “U”-shaped. One of the trunks dominates because of its length or thickness. 

One of the best ways to grow a thick trunk is to split the trunk into two or more parts during the start of its growing stage.

12. Ficus grove Bonsai

My Lovable ficus bonsai type is Ficus grove, It prefers bright, indirect light and its place near a north- facing window. This plant must be watered carefully to avoid both under and overwatering.

eventually the top inches of soil is dry, it is ideal to water the plant. It’s prefers warm temperatures with daytime of 65–75°F and lows of 55°F.

formerly Ficus Bonsai Plants do best in humidity between 50% and 60%. When a plant is actively growing, humidity is very crucial.