Variegated Ficus triangularis Narrow Feed your Ming aralia with

Feed your Ming aralia with a balanced

reminiscent of a Jackson Pollock painting

watering her when the top soil feels dry

You can easily propagate your plant by cutting 2 1/2-inch cuttings from the ends of a vine

typically adding around 12-24 inches per year with proper care and attention

Variegated Ficus triangularis Narrow Feed your Ming aralia withDescription Few things beat watching a tree fruit in your own home, and the variegated Ficus triangularis is one of the rare few that will do it, setting tiny figs along its branches that ripen from cream to red while it sits by your window. Up close, every leaf earns a second look, each one small, thick, shaped like a rounded triangle and marbled in cream and green, with no two painted quite the same way. Its slim stems branch into an open, airy