Ficus Cyathistipula tree - 150 cm - ø30

Ficus cyathistipula – tree form

Appearance of the plant

Glossy, dark green, oval leaves that feel firm

Full, compact crown on a straight trunk, which creates an elegant tree shape

In pots usually 120–200 cm high, depending on pruning and age

Location

Bright spot with lots of indirect sunlight

Also tolerates partial shade, but grows faster and fuller in sufficient light

Not suitable for dark corners

Water requirement

Water moderately: allow the top layer of potting soil to dry slightly between waterings.

Water regularly in spring and summer; water sparingly in winter

Provide good drainage to prevent root rot

Winter hardiness

Not winter hardy, only suitable as a houseplant

Fun fact: The Ficus cyathistipula is found in the wild in the tropical rainforests of Africa, where it sometimes produces small fig-like fruits — although this rarely happens indoors.