Ficus microcarpa in JarFicus Microcarpa is a species of the Fig tree native to tropical and subtropical climates. When young, the plant appears to be a shrub, but when grown outdoors in Mediterranean climates, it can reach 40 feet high with a 40 foot crown. It also grows well as a shade tree and, for this reason, is frequently used as an indoor tree and in bonsai. Interesting: Ficus microcarpa is pollinated by wasps. This tree requires a warm climate and a humid atmosphere

but will do well in a bright window

Water: Ficus microcarpa Bonsai requires moderate watering

as well as epilepsy and asthma

and yellow with orange or red streaks

to fix nitrogen in the soil

INTERESTING:

Water: Likes slightly moist soil

and were also used as plates

The roots and young shoots are reported to have been eaten by aborigines in Queensland

The trunk has wonderful brownish red bark which contrasts beautifully with the dark green of its leaves

from sweet to savoury

This Bonsai is a mature tree in a rare Purple ware ceramic pot sourced from Taiwan