Product Description: The Ficus Benghalensis, also known as the Banyan Fig Tree, is a majestic houseplant that adds a touch of lush splendor and exotic grandeur to any interior space. With its striking, dark green leaves and distinctive aerial roots, this plant instantly creates a sense of calm and elegance. The Ficus Benghalensis thrives well in bright indirect light and partial shade, making it suitable for various indoor environments. In addition to its visual appeal, this plant also acts as an air purifier and improves the quality of the living environment. With its moderate care requirements, this plant is perfect for lovers of lush and stately interior accents.
Product highlights:
- Majestic Banyan fig tree
- Striking, dark green leaves and aerial roots
- Air purifying properties
- Easy-care and durable
Ideal for: Plant lovers who want to enrich their living spaces with an exotic and stately accent. Ideal for living rooms, offices and conservatories.
What is included in the product:
- A healthy Ficus Benghalensis tree (150 cm height, Ø34 cm pot)
Genus/Botanical name: Ficus Benghalensis
Location: Bright, indirect light to partial shade. Ideal for well-lit rooms without direct sunlight.
Care requirements: Low to moderate. Weekly water requirement: approx. 1-2 liters. The soil should dry slightly between waterings.
Special features: Air purifying properties that help improve air quality.
Winter hardiness: Not winter hardy, only suitable for indoor use.
Can the plant be grown in Germany? Yes, as a houseplant.
Pet Friendly: Not pet friendly. The plant is toxic to cats and dogs.
Planter size: Recommended planter size: 35-40 cm diameter.
Growth rate: Medium fast. Can grow several centimeters per year with good care.
Original origin: Tropical regions of Southeast Asia and India.
Recommended temperature: Ideal temperatures are between 18-25 °C. Temperatures should not fall below 15 °C.
Fertilizer: Use a liquid fertilizer for houseplants every 4 weeks in spring and summer.
Pot materials: Ceramic or plastic pots with drainage holes are best.
Leaf care notes: Wipe the leaves regularly to remove dust and promote photosynthesis.
Repotting: Repot every 2-3 years in spring to encourage growth.