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

Being a jungle cacti

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They will like full waterings roughly every 2-3 weeks in the summer when the foliage starts to feel less firm

We have heard mixed things about this plant as far as how fast it grows

" this one has even more white speckling as well as an almost silvery sheen to the foliage

use a coarse soil medium

but they're not sharp

They're natural climbers

As they mature they will naturally shed their lower leaves and grow more of a cane-like stalk

'Jose Buono' can grow as a climbing or trailing plant

When re-potting use a semi-coarse soil that will drain water well

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