Ficus triangularis XLLocal Pickup Delivery Only Ficus triangularis is one of our favorite upright trees for the home next to the classic Ficus elastica. Known for its triangular shaped foliage this plant is native to parts of West & South Africa. These have a really odd growth pattern usually growing upright until a certain point and then they will being to create weeping branches towards the top creating a very wispy look. We don't see these often yet alone at these

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This plant shines a beautiful frosty blue

Glazed inside and out

We would recommend placing these in the brightest spot you have available while taking care to avoid any harsh direct sun

This relatively new species was classified in 2016

Euphorbia sap in general ARE HIGHLY TOXIC

or allowed to cascade from shelves or containers

specimens in the wild have been observed to hardly ever have the same shape as one another

You will leave with a terrarium of your own terrarium (roughly 8" x 8" x 8" in size) and knowledge of how to care for it

They are known their distinct markings and red undersides

When re-potting use an all purpose soil medium

This is a genus called Schlumbergera native to parts of Brazil they are often found growing up on tree branches in the rainforest canopy