Less temperamental than weeping fig. Adapts to changing light. Long, saber-shaped leaves emerge red, mature to dark green/leathery. Graceful droop. Single/multi/braided stems. Open, irregular crown. Grows to 12 ft indoors. Zone 11 only outdoors.
Easier alternative to classic ficus.
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