Ficus benjamina variegata, Variegated Weeping Fig

Max Height: 30m Spread: 15m

Origin: S.E. Asia, N. Australia, S.W. Pacific Family: Moraceae

Common Name: Weeping Fig, Miniature Ficus

Drought Tolerance: Low Salinity Tolerance: Low

Sun Tolerance: Medium Wind Tolerance: Low

Water Requirement: Low PH level: Basic

Pest Tolerance: High Disease Tolerance: High

Growth Rate: Slow Fragrance: No

The Variegated Weeping Fig is an ornamental, evergreen shrub with lush foliage and creamy white variegation. It is a low maintenance plant featuring glossy, dark green leaves with irregularly-shaped creamy white margins. This Ficus variety is an excellent choice for bringing a touch of greenery to any home or office.

Ficus Benjamina variegated is is evergreen tree or large shrub, sometimes a strangler, with slender, arching to pendent stems and ovate-elliptic, thinly leathery, glossy leaves, dark green above, lighter beneath, 5-13cm long, each tapering to a slender, twisted point. Spherical to oblong figs, 1cm long, produced in pairs, mature from green through pink or orange-red to black. ‘Variegata’ has white-splashed leaves.