Collection: Creeping Fig Plants

Creeping fig vine, also known as fig ivy, creeping ficus and climbing fig can be a great addition to your plant collection. They work best as ground and wall covering plants as this vine plant is an eager climber.

Having a scientific name as Ficus pumila, creeping fig is native to native to East Asia. It naturalized in parts of the southeastern and south-central United States. Often sold as a houseplant, these plant-bearing lush small leaves can also become a lovely table plant. They are perfect for a hanging basket.

This plant is not only attractive and easy to grow but is also a hardy houseplant. It can withstand a variety of different settings and will also be okay with a bit of neglect. The tiny leaves and rich green foliage make them a great addition to the green decor. The creeping fig requires bright, indirect light to thrive as a houseplant.

The soil should be kept damp but not excessively wet for appropriate indoor creeping fig maintenance. Before watering, make sure the top of the soil is dry. It is necessary to irrigate the top of the soil if it is dry.

The fertilizer requirements of this plant are also very breezy. In the spring and summer, you should fertilise your creeping fig once a month. In the fall and winter, don't fertilise it.

The key to having a successful creeping fig is providing as warm, humid air as possible and plenty of even moisture.

Creeping fig is easy to propagate through stem cuttings. You can take out cuttings in early spring and pot them cut-side down in a small pot filled with sterile potting mix.

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