Collection: Ficus
🌿 Ficus
Architectural beauty meets timeless tropical elegance.
🪴 Overview
Ficus is a diverse genus of tropical trees and shrubs admired for its bold foliage, graceful structure, and refined presence. Native to Asia and tropical regions worldwide, Ficus species like the Fiddle Leaf Fig and Rubber Plant have become icons of modern interior design. With their sculptural leaves and lush greenery, they bring natural sophistication and calm to any living space or office.
🌱 Key Characteristics
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Foliage: Large, leathery leaves in shades of green, bronze, or variegated cream — often glossy and deeply veined.
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Growth Habit: Upright and tree-like; can grow into impressive statement plants indoors with proper care.
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Air Purifying: Excellent natural air filters, removing common household toxins.
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Toxicity: Contains a milky sap that can irritate skin and is toxic if ingested by pets or humans.
🌤️ Care Requirements
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Light: Bright, indirect light preferred. Some varieties tolerate filtered sun; too little light causes leaf drop.
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Water: Water when the top 2–3 inches of soil are dry. Ficus dislikes soggy roots.
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Humidity: Moderate to high humidity is ideal; mist occasionally.
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Temperature: 65°F–85°F; protect from cold drafts or sudden temperature shifts.
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Soil: Well-draining, nutrient-rich potting mix with perlite or bark for airflow.
🌸 Popular Varieties
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Ficus lyrata (‘Fiddle Leaf Fig’): Iconic large, violin-shaped leaves — the centerpiece of any room.
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Ficus elastica (‘Rubber Plant’): Glossy, dark green or burgundy leaves; durable and easy-care.
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Ficus benjamina (‘Weeping Fig’): Graceful, arching branches with fine-textured leaves.
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Ficus audrey: Elegant, matte green leaves with light veining and smooth texture.
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Ficus altissima (‘Yellow Gem’): Bright, variegated foliage with cheerful lime tones.
🌿 Styling Tip
Use Ficus as a natural statement piece — place it in tall planters or baskets to accent corners, entryways, or bright living areas. Its sculptural form adds balance and luxury to minimalist spaces.
💧 Pro Tip
Keep Ficus in a consistent environment — avoid moving it frequently or changing light conditions abruptly. Stable light and watering routines prevent leaf drop and ensure long-term beauty.