【F3】Ficus benghalensis - Bengal Rubber Tree - Vibrant New Growth - Anonymous Shipping

The seedling shown in image 2 will be delivered in its soil-filled pot via anonymous shipping.

*Please note: The white pot cover shown in the image is not included.

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Ficus benghalensis, also known as the Indian Banyan tree, is a houseplant characterized by its large leaves and impressive presence. Its robust appearance and ease of care make it a highly popular choice for interior greenery.

Among rubber plants, it is considered the easiest to grow.

?? Air Purifying Effect ??
It is said to have the ability to absorb harmful substances, helping to keep indoor air clean.
The flower language is Eternal Happiness.

It is strong, resilient, and requires very little special care, making it an excellent choice not only for beginners but also as a gift.

In Feng Shui, plants with round leaves are said to possess Yang energy and are recommended for placement in living rooms or entryways.
It is also believed to bring good fortune in wealth!

In Hindu mythology, it appears as the Wish-Fulfilling Tree, a sacred plant.
From this mystical background, it has become a very popular and auspicious houseplant.

?? Basic Care Instructions ??

This variety is very easy to grow and requires no special attention.

【Placement】

It prefers sunlight, but avoid direct sunlight during the peak of summer as it can cause leaf burn.
Indoors, a windowsill where soft light filters through a sheer curtain is ideal.
It is a plant that thrives in bright, indirect light away from direct sun, as it is resistant to dryness and shade-tolerant, making it easy to grow indoors.
It is also considered strong among Ficus species during dry winter conditions.

【Temperature】

It prefers warm environments.
Maintain a location where the temperature is at least 10°C (50°F). During winter, it is advisable to move it to a warmer room, slightly away from the window.

【Watering】

During the growing season (spring to autumn), water thoroughly until water drains from the bottom of the pot, after confirming that the surface of the soil has dried out.
In winter, growth slows down, so reduce watering frequency. Water when the soil is completely dry and a few days have passed, managing it on the drier side.

*The soil will be slightly reduced and packed to a thickness of 3cm for shipping.