I have two, what I believe are, Ginseng Ficuses. I have had them both for about four years with no problems (aside from a spider mite infestation right after I bought them). Now though, the leaves on both are yellowing and shriveling at an alarming rate. The roots have also begun to wrinkle, so it might already be too late. But perhaps you can help!
I don't water either of these two unless the soil is dry. Recently though, I fear I let them dry out too much; they didn't take kindly to my watering and misting them. I only move them when I water them to help with drainage and of course to take the photos. They are kept near a window. I haven't had any problems with them until recently. I was wondering if you all might be able to help.
I live in central US, and we've had an unusually bad winter. But the trees are always kept indoors. I've included photos of the trees and their roots.
Thank you in advance!
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