Weeping fig

The Ficus Benjamina Exotica is a large houseplant thats sure to create a centre piece in your home. Perfect for large plant lovers, order this ficus today.

The once-ubiquitous ficus is making a comeback, helped in large part by millennials and the wellness movement.

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Complete Weeping Fig care guide. Easily cultivated both indoors and out, the Weeping Fig – or Ficus benjamina – is one of the most popular houseplants in the world.

Do you have a Weeping Fig at home? Here are tips and advice on how to take care of your Weeping Fig as houseplants. Infographic.

These low-maintenance houseplants add lushness and color to indoor spaces without needing much care.

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The weeping fig (Ficus benjamina) is often grown indoors. Weeping figs are easy to grow if they get enough light.

Fussy indoors, weeping figs are extremely hardy outdoors. But keeping them – and yourself – happy requires planting them in just the right spot. Near sidewalks, plumbing, or swimming pools, they can spell disaster. With the right placement and care, you can have a beautiful evergreen feature. #weepingfig #gardenerspath

In the realm of indoor plants, the Weeping Fig, scientifically known as Ficus benjamina, stands as an emblem of elegance and tranquillity. With its gracefully arching branches and glossy green leaves, this botanical beauty has charmed plant enthusiasts for centuries. Originating from the tropical regions of Asia and Australia, the Weeping Fig has a rich history intertwined with mythology and cultural significance.