Ficus watkinsiana

Ficus watkinsianaFicus watkinsiana is an unusual Ficus, and we're excited to be able to offer it. They are able to reach an impressive size of 90ft in the wild. They're commonly known as "strangler figs" because in the wild they will germinate high up in trees. They will then send down roots to the ground, take root, grow thicker, and eventually they cover the original host tree. Soon the original host tree will become hollow and die off as the Ficus watkinsiana lives

and their flower is a pink/red bloom

Gardening Tools

Like most climbing Monstera

They make for a really beautiful hanging plant

They are unisex but we found they fit a TAD bigger than the size you think you are (they will shrink with heat though

These would do best in a bright filtered light if not in direct sun

it will be a long-lush hanging basket

heart-shaped leaves that can leave anyone in awe

so they do love humidity

This plant will be most happy in bright indirect light

Each pot is roughly 4" in diameter and has drainage

A natural light somewhere in the room will keep this plant sustained and thriving