Cone Ficus

Botanical Name: Ficus benjamina (often shaped into a cone topiary)
Description:
Cone ficus is a decorative plant made from the weeping fig tree. It is shaped into a cone by careful cutting and training. The plant has thick, shiny green leaves and looks neat and elegant. It is commonly used in gardens, patios, entrances, and indoor decoration because it makes any place look more beautiful.
Light:
It grows best in bright, indirect sunlight. It can also grow in partial shade but prefers plenty of filtered light.
Watering:
Water the plant moderately. Let the top soil dry a little before watering again. Do not overwater because it can cause root rot.
Soil:
Use well-draining soil that is rich in organic matter.
Temperature:
The plant grows well in warm temperatures between 18–30°C. Protect it from cold air and frost.
Humidity:
It likes moderate humidity. If kept indoors, light misting can help in dry conditions.
Fertilizing:
Use a balanced liquid fertilizer every 4–6 weeks during spring and summer when the plant is actively growing.
Pruning:
Trim the plant regularly to keep the cone shape and help it grow thick leaves.
Placement:
Good for gardens, entrances, patios, indoor pots, landscaped areas, and outdoor decorative arrangements.