A Ficus that stays the same size for years with sparse foliage and leaf drop is almost certainly getting insufficient light. No amount of repotting, extra water, or fertilizer will fix this—in fact, they'll worsen it. Move the tree directly in front of an uncovered window where it receives several hours of direct sun daily and bright indirect light the rest of the day. Until it recovers, water sparingly and stop fertilizing.
Care for Mass Cane, Ti Plant, Ficus, and African Violet
Ficus benjamina 'Royal Midnight': Deep Green Foliage for High Indoor Light
Ficus benjamina 'Weeping Fig': Classic Indoor Tree for Bright Light
Ficus benjamina variegated 'Spearmint': Variegated Foliage for Bright Indoor Light
Ficus binnendijkii 'Amstel King': Long Narrow Leaves for Bright Indoor Light
Ficus salicifolia 'Willow-Leafed Fig': Narrow Willow-Like Leaves for Bright Light
Ficus benjamina 'Spearmint' – Variegated Weeping Fig for Indoors
Overwintering Braided Ficus in Cold Climates
Orchid Light Assessment: "Light Shade" Defined
Ficus Losing Deep Green Color: Light, Water, or pH?
Pleomele reflexa (Song of India) & Ficus benjamina (Braided) Care: Light Swap Needed
Lantana Indoors: Light Requirements Exceed African Violets
Ficus Retusa Bonsai Low Light: Fluorescent Light, Careful Watering
Ficus elastica 'Rubber Plant Tineke': Variegated Cream and Green Leaves
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