Ficus Benjamina grow easily indoors in containers filled with soil-based potting mix and positioned in bright indirect light, or in sunny areas that get some afternoon shade. They should be regularly watered during the growing season but allowed to become drier from fall to late winter,needs a bright room with plenty of indirect light, and perhaps even a little direct sun in the morning. In its native habitat, it is often grown in semi-shady conditions, but indoors it needs good light to thrive. This plant dislikes being moved and may drop leaves if it is. It is important you find a good, bright spot for it and keep it there.Keep the plant steadily moist, but do not allow it to sit in water or it will drop leaves and may develop root rot.The trees do best with nighttime temperatures between 65 and 70 degrees F. and daytime temperatures between 75 and 85 degrees F.