The Old Yew Plant Shop Ficus

No, the Ficus Burgundy is not pet-safe. It contains sap that can be irritating or toxic if ingested by household pets, so it is best kept in a location they cannot reach.

To keep its signature deep, dark red-green color, this plant requires bright, indirect light. If placed in a spot that is too dim, the leaves may lose their vibrant intensity and the plant may become leggy.

The form refers to how the trunk is trained. A 'Standard' is a single, straight trunk, while a 'Braid' features multiple trunks woven together for a decorative look. 'Bush' forms are typically fuller from the base, while 'Branched Column' offers a more architectural, vertical structure.

You should allow the top inch or two of soil to dry out completely before watering again. It is important not to let the plant sit in standing water, as this can lead to root issues.

Yes, it prefers moderate to high humidity. If your home is particularly dry, especially during winter, you may want to place it near a humidifier or mist the leaves occasionally to keep them looking their best.

While the plant can reach a mature height of up to 132 inches in ideal conditions, its growth rate is manageable. You can prune it to maintain your desired height and shape as it matures.