Ficus SquamosaName: Ficus Squamosa Description & Care: A very rare and unusual fig from riverbanks of tropical and subtropical Asia. Each stem grows only a 2 3 ft tall, but the plant slowly spreads via stolons to form a colony. The long, narrow leaves are glossy and are borne in opposite pairs, unlike typical figs. The figs form on the lower parts of the stems, but without pollination they do not ripen or produce seeds. Prefers a shady location and moist, well

Description: Licuala fordiana is native to the tropical south of China

“The Mix” provides great drainage and aeration

protect from strong winds and freezing temps

DISCARD ANY EXCESS WATER SITTING AT THE BOTTOM OF THE SAUCER OR CACHE POT AFTER WATERING

Some fruit trees and other Tropical plants may have spots or lose leaves during the cold months

Licuala cordata should be grown in part shade/low light and provided warm temps and high humidity

The juice is used for hair and skin and has a wonderful scent

mottled foliage which sits atop it's slender trunk

dry conditions can result in slower growth and misshapen leaves

Name: Monstera adansonii sp

but glorious palm-like imposter related to the Bird of Paradise plants

Name: Rhapis Excelsa Dwarf Variegated