RE: Climb the Walls with Ficus pumila
Good day . We grow mainly ficus at home, in pots. The dwarf (Ficus pumila) is a perennial herbaceous ground cover plant that belongs to the Mulberry family. It has woody thin stems on which a lot of air roots are formed. With their help, a strongly branching plant clings to tree trunks, sprouting right in the bark, or spreading thick carpet along the ground. Growing very quickly, the plant is able to fully cover an area of about four square meters in a short period of time.The most popular varieties of dwarf ficus, which flower growers prefer to grow indoors, are Sunny (with a creamy white border at the edges of the leaves), White Sunny (with a solid white border at the edges of the foliage) and Dort (with small creamy white spots on the leaf surface). These tiny types of herbaceous plants can be grown in hanging pots, on a windowsill, and even in the form of vertical columns.
