Ficus benjamina variegata

Ficus benjamina Variegata "variegated weeping fig" is one of the most common houseplants. The green and cream-coloured leaves can be trained as a tree with a clear trunk or as a bush with leaves from the top of the plant to the soil level.

They have great uses including offices and homes, they can also be made into a bonsai because of their miniature tree look.

These plants need bright, direct light although they will survive in part shade too.  They prefer to dry out between watering.

Their growth can be slower than the regular solid green foliage and if you are growing as container plants just make sure you provide a moist, well-drained medium, keep the soil slightly moist. Keep in mind leaf drop occurs where trees have not been acclimated to a lower light regime and where there is insufficient natural light.

Make sure the soil isn’t water-logged. Better yet add a moisture meter to your cart, it's the easiest way to know when to water your indoor plants.

Only available in a 20cm gardener's pot.