Ficus cyathstipula - African Fig - 10L / 25cm / Large Bespoke BotanicalsFicus Cyathistipula The Resilient African Fig For those seeking a hardy, lush indoor plant, Ficus Cyathistipula, also known as the African Fig, is a low maintenance yet striking option. With its deep green, glossy leaves and naturally bushy, upright growth, this species brings a tropical, structured aesthetic to any space. Unlike the more temperamental Fiddle Leaf Fig, the African Fig is far more forgiving, making it an excellent choice for those who
Light Requirements: Bright Indirect Light - Partial Full Sun
up to 30cm
graceful leaf form and low drama make it a standout choice for busy plant lovers or design-conscious spaces
Growth & Nutrients: Epiphytic (grows on other plants) in nature and has a root system that seeks out surfaces to cling to but prefers a cosy small plastic container
Growth & Nutrients: Clumping habit to 75cm
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these are best hardened to the elements outdoors in the cooler months to avoid sunburn
These lush clumps do all the same things like producing aerial pups and are even easier to care for indoors due to their much more light-efficient green foliage
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the tip is spread across a large crest pattern making each Euphorbia lactea cristata plant eyecatchingly unique which gives this the common name of Coral Cactus
inky green—often appearing almost black in low light—with contrasting red-tinged new growth that adds a flash of colour before maturing
smaller and finer with more intricate details and is a statement piece for any bright room or shaded part of gardens in Auckland & Northland