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ficus audrey brown leaf tips Ficus Audrey Seeds (Ficus Benghalensis)

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ficus audrey brown leaf tips Ficus Audrey Seeds (Ficus Benghalensis)Meet the Ficus Audrey (Ficus Benghalensis), the sophisticated, easier to care for alternative to the finicky Fiddle Leaf Fig. Historically revered as the sacred 'Banyan Tree,' this stunning variety boasts lush, matte textured emerald leaves dramatically accented by bold, creamy white veins. Growing rapidly once established, it transitions beautifully from a charming desktop sprout into a majestic, structural statement piece for your home. Perfect for

Meet the Ficus Audrey (Ficus Benghalensis), the sophisticated, easier-to-care-for alternative to the finicky Fiddle Leaf Fig. Historically revered as the sacred 'Banyan Tree,' this stunning variety boasts lush, matte-textured emerald leaves dramatically accented by bold, creamy-white veins. Growing rapidly once established, it transitions beautifully from a charming desktop sprout into a majestic, structural statement piece for your home. Perfect for plant parents looking to add instant architectural class and vibrant, tropical energy to any brightly lit space.

    instructions:

    These seeds grow slowly, so we recommend using the following to sow the seeds: 

    To plant the seeds:

    Select a light and well-draining potting medium(like coconut fiber), and water it until it is very wet. Add it to your planter of choice, sow the seeds on the surface of the soil, cover with a humidity dome and keep in a warm spot(a heat mat is ideal) and in bright, indirect light. Leave the dome on and let it do it's thing! Only open it about once a week to add water and make sure it stays consistently moist until the seeds germinate.

    These Ficus varieties like bright, indirect light. For the adult plants, let the soil dry between waterings and fertilize every couple of weeks during the growing season.

    (Find more info on germinating seeds by going to our seed guide)

    These seeds are for the 2026 growing season.

    about the seeds:

    difficulty

    beginner | intermediate | advanced

    germination time

    15-90 days

    depth

    1/4” - 1/8"

    spacing

    2-3 seeds per nursery pot

    recommended planter

    2“-4" nursery pot to start(no terra cotta for germination)

    time to maturity

     6 months - 1 year

    seed prep

    pre-soak | scarification | stratification | none

    method

    greenhouse | paper towel method

    temperature

    75F - 85F


    About the Plants:

    description

    tall lush tree with glossy leaves

    difficulty

    beginner | intermediate | advanced

    growth speed

    slow | medium | fast

    size of plant

    6'(indoors)-40ft(outdoors) 

    light

    full sun | partial sun | shade | grow lights 

    soil 

    well-draining coconut coir/peat-based potting mix  

    temperature 

    warm | cool

    pet-friendly

    cats | dogs | no

    pests

    scale, mealy bugs, spider mites

    fertilization

    heavy | moderate | light

     

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