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Ficus Trees

Statement plants with serious presence. Ficus trees bring architectural beauty and lush, glossy foliage to any space — from the iconic violin-shaped leaves of the Fiddle Leaf Fig to the bold, variegated Rubber Trees and graceful Audrey Ficus. These are the plants that define a room.

🌿 Fun Fact: The Ficus genus contains over 800 species and includes everything from the common fig tree (yes, the one that produces figs you eat) to the towering Banyan trees of South Asia, which can spread over acres using aerial roots. Your indoor Fiddle Leaf Fig and Rubber Tree are part of one of the most diverse and ecologically important plant families on the planet.

  • Architectural impact — bold forms that anchor and elevate any interior space
  • Incredible variety — Fiddle Leaf Fig, Rubber Tree, Audrey, Tineke, Burgundy & more
  • Indoor trees — grow tall and dramatic with the right light and care
  • Glossy, statement foliage — large, sculptural leaves that command attention
  • Greenhouse-fresh — every plant shipped directly from our nursery partners

Care at a Glance

  • Light: Bright indirect light — most Ficus varieties need plenty of light to thrive indoors
  • Water: Allow top 1–2 inches of soil to dry between waterings; reduce in winter
  • Humidity: Prefers moderate to high humidity; mist regularly or use a humidifier
  • Temperature: 60–85°F; very sensitive to cold drafts, AC vents, and being moved

💡 Pro Tip: Ficus trees are notorious for dropping leaves when moved to a new location — this is normal stress, not a death sentence. Find your plant a bright, stable spot away from drafts and heating/cooling vents, and resist the urge to move it. Once it settles in, it will push new growth and reward your patience.

Every plant ships with our Arrive Alive Guarantee and free shipping nationwide.

📚 Read our Ficus Care Guide — light, watering, troubleshooting leaf drop, and everything you need to keep your Ficus thriving.

✂️ How to Propagate Ficus Trees — learn how to multiply your collection with stem cuttings and air layering.

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