Ficus benjamina ‘Evergreen’ Tissue Culture – Weeping Fig

Ficus benjamina ‘Evergreen’ is a graceful broadleaf evergreen tree commonly known as Weeping Fig. It is valued for its dense evergreen foliage, naturally arching branches and attractive weeping habit, making it a versatile choice for tropical and subtropical landscapes as well as large indoor spaces when maintained in containers.

This tissue-cultured form provides uniform, healthy plants and is well suited to commercial production and landscape use. In warm climates, it can develop into an impressive specimen tree, reaching approximately 9–12m tall with a broad canopy. Its small, insignificant flowers are followed by small fig-like fruits under suitable conditions.

The plant performs best in full sun to part shade, with moderate watering during establishment. Once established, it has good drought tolerance and requires relatively low maintenance.