Large Ficus Danielle Floor Plants these self-pollinators can bear fruit

these self-pollinators can bear fruit year-round

indirect light - you can place them in a bright room

the Hindu Rope Plant's draping vines resemble thick ropes with their crowded

easy-to-care-for plant is native to the tropics of Southeast Asia

Cintho canes are considered toxic to animals – keep the leaves and sap out of reach of any curious pets

Large Ficus Danielle Floor Plants these self-pollinators can bear fruitThe Ficus Danielle is a bushier, slower growing variety of the Ficus benjamina, and is also known as the Weeping Danielle Fig. This plant's mature leaves are a beautiful dark green, while the new growth is a contrasting lime green, all sprouting from cool, dark purple branches. The dense growth pattern of the leaves makes this plant a fantastic air purifier! Similar to the other relatives in the Ficus genus, the Danielle is toxic to pets and humans