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Ficus Auriculata Question

Briank

By Briank
in TROPICAL LOOKING PLANTS - Other Than Palms

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So I’ve had this Ficus in ground maybe 3-4 years.   Doing great.  Just had to watch and Trim it some to keep it growing upright as it gets wide. 
 

I noticed few days ago it’s not getting any upward growth, and notice the top was kind of Notched off and all the growth is going wide into 4 stems.   Take a look and see for yourself.  Wondering how this Is gonna work out and if I should do something.   Plant is healthy just wondering why the top part is like it is.  

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