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Ficus tree...help

I'm not new to gardening, but fairly new to being re-introduced to houseplants.

Several months ago, an old florist place that had been around for Many many years went out of business and had some great sales!

I bought a beautiful ficus tree at a great price. They warned me that the shock of moving it would cause it t loose alot of it's leaves, which it did.

It cleared up and was doing great, them all the sudden I noticed some brown leaves falling!

We determined that the poor thing needed to be potted up.

So now it's still loosing some leaves (another shock), but what should I do in the future once the shock of transplant is over, to make it thrive again?

Is there a fertilizer that it might enjoy, misting, massage? I don't plan on moving the plant again any time soon.

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