Ficus benjamina Danielle - Weeping Fig - Branched Plant

Ficus benjamina Danielle - Weeping Fig - Branched Plant

Ficus benjamina 'Danielle' is a cultivar of the weeping fig, which is native to Asia and Australia. 'Danielle' is a variegated variety of the weeping fig, characterized by its long, slender leaves that are green with creamy white margins. It is a popular houseplant and is often grown for its decorative foliage.

In horticulture, a branched plant refers to a plant that has multiple branches, or stems, growing from the base of the plant. This can refer to trees, shrubs, or other types of plants that have a branching growth habit. The weeping fig is a branched plant, as it has multiple stems that grow from the base of the plant and can be trained to grow in a variety of shapes and forms. 'Danielle' is a branched plant, with multiple stems growing from the base of the plant and long, slender leaves that hang down from the branches.