The Ficus Burgundy requires ample watering during the growing season; however, it prefers the soil to dry out partially between watering cycles. Therefore, one should check the soil every few days to make sure the soil only dries out partially. During hot summer days, you may need to water your Ficus every couple of days, but ensure that you do not overwater, as this may cause root rot or root damage, which could lead to serious problems later.
Ficus Burgundy requires medium light exposure to thrive indoors, and it needs to be placed near windows to avoid direct sunlight, as this could result in scorching of leaves.
The Ficus Burgundy is a tropical plant that requires high humidity and temperatures. It is sensitive to the cold and cannot survive if exposed to freezing temperatures.
The ideal temperature range of Ficus Burgundy is between 65°F and 80°F, with a relative humidity of 60% to 80%.