Ficus natalensis subsp. leprieurii 'Variegata' (Triangularis Variegata) yellow_plant blooms smell of caramel and

blooms smell of caramel and are borne in umbels of 15-25 small flowers with dark to medium pink corollas and red coronas with a yellow center

The leaves emerge from fleshy rhizomes that sit at the surface of the soil

Do not place in low light areas

Once mature can grow to 4' tall and produce green flowers

**Plants for sale have shallow roots that may become loose in transit

Ficus natalensis subsp. leprieurii 'Variegata' (Triangularis Variegata) yellow_plant blooms smell of caramel andFormerly known as Ficus triangularis variegated. Ficus come in many different forms from plants with bushy or tree like habits to creeping vines, & feature a wide range of various colors & textures! Edible Figs are also a type of Ficus! ~Although drought tolerant, do not allow your Ficus to dry out too much. In general, Ficus should be kept slightly moist during the growing season. Water when the top 2" of soil are dry. They do not like wet feet, so