Ficus cyathistipula

Ficus cyathistipulaA superb Ficus with dense, thick, leathery, dark olive coloured leaves. It is native to central Africa and is rarely seen in the UK. The Ficus genus is part of the Moraceae family and most plants are native to Asia and the Mediterranean. There are over 800 different species in the Ficus genus which grow as shrubs, trees and vines. Often referred to as 'Fig Trees' some of the plants in this genus get their common name from the fig like fruits they grow

As a drought-tolerant plant with succulent-like leaves

indoor gardens

Light: Medium to bright

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glossy green leaves and a strong upright form

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A fantastic variety that is characterised by strong white veining which makes for a dramatic houseplant

solid feel in use

native to semi-desert areas of Central America

from seeds to seedlings

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