Ficus

Embrace the timeless elegance of the Ficus, a plant genus with many faces. This selection brings together striking indoor varieties such as the Ficus elastica with its sculptural leaves or the Ficus lyrata with large veined leaves, as well as the Ficus carica, a fruiting fig tree for balcony and garden. Easy to care for and generous, they add structure and character to your space.
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Discover our complete collection of Ficus, elegant indoor plants and air purifiers that transform your living space. From the majestic Ficus lyrata (fiddle leaf fig) to the classic Ficus elastica (rubber plant), through the delicate Ficus benjamina and the exotic Ficus benghalensis (banyan), each variety offers a unique character and exceptional benefits for your interior.

Why choose a Ficus for your interior?

Ficus are among the most popular indoor plants for plant lovers and interior designers. Their popularity is explained by their many advantages:

  • Exceptional air purification: Ficus naturally filter toxins (formaldehyde, benzene, trichloroethylene) and significantly improve indoor air quality according to NASA studies
  • Variety of shapes and styles: Variegated or solid foliage, braided or simple trunks, sculpted ginseng bonsais, elegant shrubs, or XXL statement plants
  • Remarkable adaptability: Suitable for bright spaces as well as shadier corners depending on the variety, adapts to different humidity levels
  • Impressive longevity: Robust plants that grow with you for decades with proper care
  • Strong decorative impact: Sculptural plant architecture that becomes the focal point of any room
  • Well-being benefits: Stress reduction, improved concentration and productivity

Our selection of premium Ficus varieties

Ficus elastica (Rubber Plant) - The timeless classic

The Ficus elastica is recognizable by its large, shiny, and leathery leaves. This vigorous plant is perfect for beginners and brings a sophisticated tropical touch to your interior.

  • Ficus elastica Robusta: Shiny dark green leaves, the most robust and easy-to-care-for variety
  • Ficus elastica Tineke: Cream, pink, and green variegated foliage, refined elegance
  • Ficus elastica Burgundy: Deep burgundy leaves, dramatic and contemporary ambiance
  • Ficus elastica Belize: Tricolor variegation of pink, cream, and green, spectacular centerpiece
  • Ficus elastica Abidjan: Almost black leaves with red vein, ultra trendy

Ficus benjamina - The cascading elegance

The Ficus benjamina, also called weeping fig, enchants with its delicate and graceful foliage. Its small leaves create an airy canopy perfect for bright interiors.

  • Ficus benjamina Danielle: Shiny dark green leaves, dense and elegant habit
  • Ficus benjamina Twilight: Delicate white variegation, brightness and freshness
  • Ficus benjamina Exotica: Wavy leaves, unique and refined texture
  • Ficus benjamina Kinky: Compact variegated foliage, perfect for small spaces
  • Ficus benjamina Goldenking: Bright golden variegation, warm glow

Ficus lyrata - The star of design interiors

The Ficus lyrata (fiddle-leaf fig) has become the icon of contemporary interiors thanks to its spectacular violin-shaped leaves. This statement plant instantly transforms any space into a sophisticated green sanctuary.

Ficus microcarpa - Sculptural beauty

The Ficus microcarpa offers fascinating architectural forms, particularly appreciated as bonsai.

  • Ficus microcarpa Ginseng: Sculpted aerial roots, knotted trunk, living zen art
  • Ficus microcarpa Moclame: Dense and shiny foliage, elegant and contemporary silhouette

Ficus benghalensis (Audrey) - The gentle alternative to lyrata

The Ficus benghalensis 'Audrey' captivates with its velvety foliage and growth more tolerant than Ficus lyrata. Perfect for those seeking the lyrata aesthetic with easier maintenance.

Ficus binnendijkii - The contemporary silhouette

The Ficus binnendijkii stands out with its fine and slender leaves that create a unique airy texture.

  • Ficus binnendijkii Alii: Slender and graceful habit, elegant drooping foliage
  • Ficus binnendijkii Amstel King: Compact variety, perfect for small spaces

Ficus cyathistipula - The rare African fig tree

The Ficus cyathistipula is a rare and sought-after variety, prized for its large shiny leaves and vigorous growth. A collector’s piece for discerning enthusiasts.

How to Choose Your Ideal Ficus?

For beginners: Choose a Ficus elastica Robusta or Ficus microcarpa Moclame, particularly tolerant and easy to care for.

For maximum visual impact: Ficus lyrata or Ficus elastica Burgundy create spectacular focal points in large spaces.

For small spaces: Ficus benjamina Kinky, Ficus microcarpa Ginseng bonsai, or Ficus binnendijkii Amstel King adapt perfectly to limited surfaces.

For bright spaces: Ficus benjamina and Ficus lyrata love bright indirect light.

For shadier corners: Ficus elastica and Ficus microcarpa tolerate medium light conditions better.

For collectors: Ficus cyathistipula, Ficus benghalensis, or rare variegated varieties like Ficus elastica Belize.

Ficus Care Guide

Light: Most Ficus prefer bright to medium indirect light. Avoid direct sunlight which can burn the leaves. Variegated varieties need more light to maintain their colors.

Watering: Water when the top 2-3 centimeters of soil are dry. Ficus prefer regular but moderate watering. Excess water can cause leaf drop.

Humidity: Ficus appreciate ambient humidity of 40-60%. Mist the foliage regularly or place a humidifier nearby, especially in winter.

Temperature: Maintain a stable temperature between 18-24°C. Avoid cold drafts and sudden temperature changes.

Fertilization: Fertilize every 15 days in spring and summer with a balanced liquid fertilizer. Reduce to once a month in autumn and winter.

Repotting: Repot every 2-3 years in spring into a slightly larger pot with well-draining soil.

Pruning: Prune in spring to control shape and encourage branching. Wear gloves as the milky sap can irritate the skin.

Common Problems and Solutions

Leaf drop: Often caused by environmental changes, irregular watering, or drafts. Maintain stable conditions.

Yellowing leaves: Usually due to overwatering. Let the soil dry out more between waterings.

Brown leaves: May indicate low humidity or sunburn. Increase humidity and keep away from direct sunlight.

Slow growth: Lack of light or nutrients. Move to a brighter spot and fertilize regularly.

Ficus in your interior decoration

Ficus are architectural plants that structure space and create varied atmospheres:

  • Modern tropical style: Pair a large Ficus lyrata with natural textiles and neutral tones
  • Zen atmosphere: A Ficus microcarpa Ginseng bonsai on a sleek piece of furniture
  • Urban jungle: Combine several Ficus varieties with other tropical plants
  • Sophisticated minimalism: A solitary Ficus elastica Burgundy in a decorative pot design
  • Bohemian eclecticism: Variegated Ficus benjamina with macramé hangers

Why buy your Ficus at Verdeia?

  • Premium selection: Plants carefully selected from trusted European growers
  • Quality guaranteed: Each Ficus is inspected before shipping to ensure its health and beauty
  • Professional packaging: Optimal protection during transport for perfect condition delivery
  • Expert advice: Detailed care sheets and responsive customer support
  • Rare varieties: Access to cultivars hard to find elsewhere
  • Careful delivery: Fast shipping across Europe

Whether you're looking for an XXL statement plant for your living room, a zen bonsai for your office, a purifying plant for your bedroom, or a rare collector's piece, our Ficus collection offers options for all styles, spaces, and experience levels.

Transform your interior with the timeless elegance of Ficus. Browse our collection and find the perfect plant that will grow with you for years.