Variegated Ficus Triangularis

Variegated Ficus triangularis delivers dramatic leaf patterns, making this handsome houseplant showy enough to display on its own. Set a young plant on a table, then as it matures, let it shine as a floor plant. It's also easy to grow, giving us a new favorite from the fig family. It's ideal for beginners.

Shrubby Ficus triangularis offers a riot of color, texture, and form all in one. Naturally compact, it makes an excellent indoor plant. Slow-growing, it will eventually reach several feet tall, but you can prune it as much as you want to control its size. Spring is the best time to prune, when your plant is beginning its most vigorous time of growth.

Light: Bright, indirect light year-round. Plants that don't grow much, are dropping leaves, or lose their variegation, probably aren't getting enough light.