Green Ficus Benjamina plant

This tree has a rich history and culture. The species was introduced to the Western world in the 18th century, after Dutch traders took seeds from the Indian subcontinent. The tree is often called a weeping fig, which refers to the watery sap that can be seen running down the trunk of the tree. It has a tropical look, with small leaves and a weeping form. The Ficus Benjamina is a tree that is known for its thick trunk and short branches. It is a tropical tree, and has been around for centuries. The weeping form of the tree is what gives it its name, as it is commonly seen with watery sap running down the trunk.