Ficus microcarpa - Ceramic cave potFicus 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

As a general rule

Some varieties even have striking reddish needles that turn green as they mature

they take root and become woody trunks and supportive

Interesting: Besides being such a great ornamental tree

Buddhism and Jainism

Approx 13 x 9 inches ( Each plant is unique

size and shape fluctuate by season so all

they are also useful as living mulch and as green manure

Micronesia and Australasia

predominantly used in south-Indian cooking

Approximately 60 cms (Each plant is unique

one of the most poetic styles of Bonsai