Origin
The Ficus benjamina Natasja, also known as the weeping fig, originates from Southeast Asia and Northern Australia. It mainly comes from areas with a tropical or subtropical climate. This plant family is very old, with hundreds of species distributed worldwide.

Characteristics
The distinguishing characteristics of the Ficus benjamina Natasja are its small, pointed leaves found on decorative, hanging branches. The leaves are shiny green in colour and are graceful and elegant. It is an indoor tree that can reach up to 30 metres high in nature, but as a pot plant, it usually remains much smaller. The growth rate of the Ficus benjamina Natasja is average.

Care
Caring for the Ficus benjamina Natasja requires some attention. It prefers a light position, but not in direct sun. Ensure a consistent temperature and avoid draughts and sudden changes of location. Regular watering is essential but avoid waterlogging to prevent root rot. During the growth period from spring to autumn, this plant needs to be fertilised regularly.