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FICUS BENJAMIN OR BENGIAMINO height 140-190cm
€72.68
Tax included
PACKAGING AND SHIPPING COSTSFicus benjamina is a tropical plant, 3 m tall; medium-slow growth, very long-lived; woody stem, cylindrical, with slender branches; small, lanceolate, deep green leaves. It is considered an air purifying plant. It originates in India, Southeast Asia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Australia, and the islands of the South Pacific.
The ficus benjamina belongs to the Moraceae family. It is native to Southeast Asia and Oceania. It is a tree that can reach 30 meters in height where it is endemic (or in areas with similar climates). It has many flexible and fine branches. The leaves are oval-shaped, dark green and glossy. They are 6 to 13 cm long. It is also characterized by interesting aerial roots that serve to distribute the weight of the canopy. In Europe it is widely used as a houseplant. In fact it can be very decorative and in general it does not require excessive attention. In the southern regions of our peninsula it is also possible to grow it outside for a good part of the year and in particular conditions it can also be planted in the open ground. There are wonderful specimens of these plants in the Sicilian and Ischia botanical gardens.
Dimensions:
Vase 27cm: Height about 140cm (including vase)
Vase 30cm: Height about 190cm (including vase)
GardenStuff
BL-12100804
Data sheet
- Height of plants
- over 100 cm
- Diameter of the flowerpot (cm)
- 27
30 - Required environments
- Bright environment
Medium light - Moisture of the soil
- Not very humid soil
- Minimum required temperatures in ° C
- 10
- Maximum temperatures for the plant in ° C
- 30
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Ficus benjamina is a tropical plant, 3 m tall; medium-slow growth, very long-lived; woody stem, cylindrical, with slender branches; small, lanceolate, deep green leaves. It is considered an air purifying plant. It originates in India, Southeast Asia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Australia, and the islands of the South Pacific.
