Ficus Umbellata (M)
Ficus Umbellata (M)
- Adorned with its large, soft-looking green leaves
- This plant’s capacity to grow tall and stately makes it a focal point in any home or office setting
- Loves bright, indirect light
- It stands roughly 80-90cm high
- It comes in a 19cm diameter nursery pot as advertised
- The plant will come with care instructions
R 400
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Description
Ficus umbellata, commonly known as the Umbrella Tree Fig, is a captivating species celebrated for its remarkable foliage. Beyond its aesthetic appeal, this plant is low maintenance and therefore great for beginners. It thrives in bright, indirect light, so placing it near a window where it can receive ample sunlight without direct exposure is ideal. As for its watering requirements, it’s just like it’s family member, the Fiddle Leaf Fig, they prefer their soil to dry out between waterings.
Ficus Umbellata (M)
Ficus Umbellata (M)
- Adorned with its large, soft-looking green leaves
- This plant’s capacity to grow tall and stately makes it a focal point in any home or office setting
- Loves bright, indirect light
- It stands roughly 80-90cm high
- It comes in a 19cm diameter nursery pot as advertised
- The plant will come with care instructions
R 400
In stock
Shop Online
and fill your cart
Choose Payflex at checkout
Get approved and
pay 25% today
with your debit
or credit card
Pay the remainder
over 6-weeks.
No interest.
No fees.
Description
Ficus umbellata, commonly known as the Umbrella Tree Fig, is a captivating species celebrated for its remarkable foliage. Beyond its aesthetic appeal, this plant is low maintenance and therefore great for beginners. It thrives in bright, indirect light, so placing it near a window where it can receive ample sunlight without direct exposure is ideal. As for its watering requirements, it’s just like it’s family member, the Fiddle Leaf Fig, they prefer their soil to dry out between waterings.
