ficus lyrata
Growth Form Small to medium-sized tree, up to 12m height when grown in ground, but can reach 30m in native habitat. Crown sparse in young trees, but dense and rounded in mature trees under ideal conditions. Trunk Solitary, with greyish shallowly-cracked bark. Foliage Glossy dark green, leathery, large (45cm by 30cm), yellowish veins prominent on upper surface and bulging below, obovate to lyrate (lyre-shaped) or pandurate (fiddle-shaped), often with wavy margins.
Desirable Plant FeaturesOrnamental Foliage, Ornamental FruitsLandscape UsesInteriorscape/ Indoor Plant, Container Planting
Growth Form Small to medium-sized tree, up to 12m height when grown in ground, but can reach 30m in native habitat. Crown sparse in young trees, but dense and rounded in mature trees under ideal conditions. Trunk Solitary, with greyish shallowly-cracked bark. Foliage Glossy dark green, leathery, large (45cm by 30cm), yellowish veins prominent on upper surface and bulging below, obovate to lyrate (lyre-shaped) or pandurate (fiddle-shaped), often with wavy margins.
Desirable Plant FeaturesOrnamental Foliage, Ornamental FruitsLandscape UsesInteriorscape/ Indoor Plant, Container Planting
Growth Form Small to medium-sized tree, up to 12m height when grown in ground, but can reach 30m in native habitat. Crown sparse in young trees, but dense and rounded in mature trees under ideal conditions. Trunk Solitary, with greyish shallowly-cracked bark. Foliage Glossy dark green, leathery, large (45cm by 30cm), yellowish veins prominent on upper surface and bulging below, obovate to lyrate (lyre-shaped) or pandurate (fiddle-shaped), often with wavy margins.
Desirable Plant FeaturesOrnamental Foliage, Ornamental FruitsLandscape UsesInteriorscape/ Indoor Plant, Container Planting