The Ficus triangularis is an elegant and original ornamental plant, appreciated for the unique shape of its leaves. Unlike other Ficus, its leaves are triangular, hence its name. They are thick, shiny, and leathery, often a vibrant green bordered by a lighter tone. It is a compact, slow-growing shrub, reaching 1 to 2 meters in height indoors when mature. Like all fig trees, it does not like drafts!
Warning! Risk of toxicity if ingested.
- Family: Moraceae.
- Origin: Asia and Oceania.
- Watering:
- Spring to Autumn: Allow the top third of the soil to dry out between waterings.
- Winter: Allow the soil to completely dry out between waterings.
- Ambient humidity: Moderate.
- Soil type: Rich and very well-draining.
- Avoid water remaining in the saucer.
- Light: Moderate to high.
- Orientation: East, west, or slightly away from a south-facing window.
- Growth: Slow.
- Temperature:
- Between 15ᵒC and 22ᵒC.
Pot diameter: 9 cm.
Like nature, each plant is unique. Natural items are all different and may contain irregularities.
