String of Frogs (Ficus Pumila Quercifolia) #01

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String of Frogs (Ficus Pumila Quercifolia) #01

$50.00

Shipped live with heat packs · Canada-wide

Description

Bring a touch of whimsical greenery to your indoor plant collection with the String of Frogs, a charming trailing houseplant admired for its tiny, uniquely shaped leaves and delicate cascading growth habit. Its miniature, frog-like foliage features rich green tones and intricate textures, creating a lush, enchanting appearance that adds natural beauty and character to any space.

The String of Frogs, also known as Ficus pumila 'Quercifolia', is a miniature variety of creeping fig known for its small, oak-shaped leaves that resemble tiny frogs. Its slender, creeping vines create a beautiful trailing effect, making it an excellent choice for hanging baskets, terrariums, decorative planters, or shelves where its delicate foliage can gracefully cascade. Its compact leaves and intricate growth pattern make it especially appealing to collectors of miniature and unusual houseplants.

This tropical beauty thrives in bright, indirect light and prefers consistently lightly moist, well-draining soil. It enjoys moderate to high humidity, making it particularly well-suited for terrariums and humid indoor environments. Avoid prolonged direct sunlight and allowing the soil to dry out completely, as its delicate foliage appreciates steady moisture and a warm, sheltered location.

Whether you're creating a miniature indoor jungle or adding a unique trailing plant to your collection, the String of Frogs is a delightful choice. Its charming foliage, graceful vines, and lush growth habit bring a playful touch of tropical greenery to terrariums, hanging displays, and indoor plant arrangements.

Care & shipping

Bright indirect light, high humidity, water when the top inch of medium dries. Shipped with insulation and a heat pack in cold months.

How we pack

Root systems are wrapped damp, foliage is braced, and the box is insulated. Orders ship early in the week so nothing sits in transit over a weekend.