Ficus binnendijkii ‘Alii’ is a cultivated variety with long, narrow, glossy leaves tapering to a point. Drops lower leaves with age, revealing a palm-like trunk. Sometimes braided.
Stem tip cuttings or air layering. Slow to root—challenging for amateurs.
More forgiving than weeping fig, still needs consistency.
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