Ficus Benjamina Danielle 150-160CM | Indoor Plant

Commonly known as Weeping fig is a well-liked indoor plant that is valued for its lovely, glossy leaf and elegant, arching branches.

Key Features:

• • Leaves: Small, elliptical, glossy leaves that are usually dark green are also available in variegated types with bands of white or yellow.
  • Growth: It can reach heights of about 3–6 feet inside, but it can grow up to 60 feet tall in its natural habitat.
  • Light: Prefers indirect, bright lighting. It can survive in low light, though growth may stall and leaves may fall off the plant.
  • Watering: Make sure the soil is constantly damp but not soggy. Between waterings, let the top inch of soil dry off. Leaf drop may result from underwatering or overwatering.
  • Humidity: Although it can tolerate typical indoor humidity, it thrives in higher humidity levels. If the air is really dry, mist the plant periodically or use a humidifier.
  • Temperature: Prefers 60–75°F (15–24°C) temps. Stay away from putting it next to HVAC vents or in drafty places.
  • Leaf Drop: One that frequently arises due to light fluctuations, drafts, or problems with watering. As circumstances settle, alter care as necessary.
  • Pests: Aphids, scale, and spider mites should be avoided. Examine the plant often, and take quick action to eradicate any infections.
  • Toxicity: It is advisable to keep Ficus Benjamina away from small children and pets due to its mild toxicity.
  • Air Purification: It can remove some toxins from the air, much like many houseplants can, but it can’t take the place of adequate ventilation.