A charming member of the Ficus group with small, slightly heart-shaped leaves. Creeping Ficus is usually grown as a houseplant, but it can also be grown outdoors in frost-free climates. Selecting a location outdoors should be done carefully. Creeping Ficus will attach itself very firmly to walls, wooden fences and the sides of houses or trees. Give it a space where its aggressive growth habit can be free to roam.
Perfect for all kinds of containers and looks great spilling over the sides of a pot of mixed plants. Can be trained to a fiber totem or small trellis. May be displayed outdoors in warmer weather.
