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The variegated ficus plant is a popular houseplant for everyone, thanks to its large shiny leaves distinguished by a dark green color and smooth cream with light pink highlights that catch the eye in any corner. Care requirements Lighting: The variegated ficus needs bright indirect light to maintain its vibrant leaf colors; low light may lead to loss of the cream color and the leaves turning a plain green. Avoid exposing it to direct sunlight for long periods to prevent leaf burns. Watering: Thanks to its self-watering system, the plant receives balanced moisture. Be sure to check the lower reservoir and avoid overwatering the soil manually to prevent root rot. Temperature: The variegated ficus prefers warm and moderate environments and should be kept away from cold drafts. Fertilizing: It needs a balanced liquid fertilizer once every 15 days to enhance leaf size and strength. Important notes The ficus plant is very sensitive to changing its location; therefore, try to choose a suitable and stable place for it from the beginning. The broad leaves quickly gather dust, so wipe them regularly with a soft damp cloth to keep them shiny and able to breathe. Please be cautious, as the white sap inside the leaves can be irritating to the skin, so it is best to keep it out of reach of children and pets. Get your variegated ficus now from Noura Garden and enjoy the company of the most beautiful plants for natural freshness and vitality. Frequently Asked Questions What are the differences between the variegated ficus and the regular ficus? The main difference is the "variegation" in the leaves; the variegated ficus features cream and pink colors and needs stronger light than the regular ficus, which is characterized by a plain green color and can tolerate slightly lower light levels. What is the required light intensity for the variegated ficus? It needs very bright but indirect light, and should be kept away from direct sunlight to prevent leaf burns. The best place for it is near a large window where it receives indirect sunlight for long hours during the day. How can I prevent leaf fall when changing its location? The variegated ficus can experience shock when moved; therefore, when changing its place, try to provide similar lighting and humidity conditions as its previous location as much as possible, and avoid overwatering in the first few days after moving until it stabilizes.