Creeping fig plant

Creeping fig is a delightful little houseplant. It’s also one of the smallest members of the ficus family. The plant is a close cousin to fiddle leaf fig (Ficus lyarata), weeping fig (Ficus benjamina), and even the edible fig (Ficus carica). Unlike much of its family, which grows as upright trees and shrubs, this little plant is a groundcover or vine, depending on how you grow it. There are a number of creeping fig varieties available (see them below at the bottom of the page), including…

Creeping figs are evergreen vines that grow well as climbers, ground cover, and houseplants.

Creeping fig (ficus pumila) or climbing fig is an easy plant to propagate. Each year we propagate around 1500 hundred to sell in our wholesale…

The ultimate Creeping Fig care guide. Everything about the plant, fertilizer Ficus pumilia propagation and other care secrets revealed.

If attaching creeping fig to a wall is your desire, the first year of growth can be slow, so have patience. You can also use a few tricks found here.

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Ficus Pumila known as the “Creeping Fig” a fast-growing, climbing vine used on a trellis, in a basket, as a ground cover. Care and Growing

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A ficus repens, also called Creeping fig or Ficus pumila has tiny, delicate leaves growing on wiry stems, Care tips for this vining plant at Houseplant411.com.

Read our guide to creeping fig Plants for everything you will ever need to know! Tips for planting & caring for “Ficus Pumila”