Ficus benghalensis ~ Monrovia® Ficus Audrey first-editions Small clusters of outward facing

Small clusters of outward facing cup-shaped flowers  opens with shades of rose pink with broad white highlights and matures to flush fully deep rose pink bloom from winter well into spring attracting butterflies and pollinators

Needs a cross-pollinator for best yield

but will revive in fall

It’s loose drooping thread-like foliage is dark green with soft white to cream variegation that and retains its color into winter

Leaf miner can be a serious pest with many aquileia species and hybrids

Ficus benghalensis ~ Monrovia® Ficus Audrey first-editions Small clusters of outward facingMonrovia Ficus Audrey is hardy alternative to the popular Fiddle Leaf Fig. Ficus Audrey have oval shaped green leaves with light green veining. They grows best with bright indirect sun with protection from afternoon sun and well drained soils. When grown as a houseplant the tree can reach up to 10 feet. Type: Houseplant Light Requirements: Medium to Bright Indirect Light Watering Schedule: Water every 7 10 days Growth Habit: Upright Tree Bloom Color: