The Ficus benjamina ‘Reginald’, also known as the Weeping Fig ‘Reginald’, is an elegant evergreen tree that typically reaches a height of around 4 meters.

• Leaf margin: Entire
• Leaf type: Foliage leaf
• Structure: Woody
• Leaf division: Simple
• Plant, growth type: Erect

Leaf Coloration:

• The leaves of ‘Reginald’ have a base color of yellow-green.
• Irregular dark green markings surround the midrib, creating a striking contrast.
• The brightest coloration is seen on young foliage when the plant is positioned in good light.

Growth Habit:

• ‘Reginald’ has a weeping habit, with slender, arching branches.
• Its glossy leaves add a touch of elegance to indoor spaces.

Cultivation Tips:

• Light: Grow in bright, indirect light. Avoid direct sunlight.
• Watering: Water moderately during the growing season and apply a high-nitrogen fertilizer monthly. Water sparingly in winter.
• Humidity: Frequent spraying is essential for this variety.
• Temperature: Keep it in a warm environment (around 25°Cto 30°C in summer and at least 18°C in winter).
• Propagation: ‘Reginald’ can be propagated from semi-ripe cuttings.
• Pruning: While no pruning is strictly required, you can shorten overly long shoots in late winter.

One of the notable features of Ficus benjamina ‘Reginald’ is its entire leaf margin. This means that the edges of the leaves are smooth and unbroken, giving the plant a sleek and polished appearance. The foliage leaves are the primary feature of this plant, and they are revered for their beauty and unique shape.