Ficus pumila var. quercifolia (String of Frogs) soil and fertilizers

Ficus pumila var. quercifolia (String of Frogs) soil and fertilizersFicus pumila Quercifolia, sometime called String of Frogs or Miniature Oakleaf Fig, is an adorable, dwarf evergreen houseplant with tiny, bright green leaves that resemble frogs or oakleaves. They leaves stay under 1 2 inch in size. They are carried on trailing stems, forming a low mat of foliage. Prefers a warm, humid environment with bright indirect light, although they can do fine in very low light. They are perfect in a window hanging basket,

glossy tendrils that suggest Independence Day fireworks

brevifolia ‘Kenwith’ has a natural full-sized tree form in a tiny package

iridescent leaves of the Philodendron micans make it a glamorous stand out to any vine collection

mounding form of Acer palmatum dissectum ‘Viridis’ displays the classic branching of a cascading

These tropical plants are easy to care for because they grow well in indoor environments

Harvested on regulated federal lands by permit only

Direct sun will scorch the leaves

it can eventually reach 5 feet (1

Clump forming habit

The cascading foliage looks best in a raised container or hanging basket

had retained its dense

It's branching has the same horizontal growth pattern as does the mature species