Scientific Name:Ficus Altissima
Synonyms:Council Tree or Lofty Fig

• Gorgeous Patterned Foliage
• Versatile statement houseplant
• Relatively easy care
• Gorgeous veined foliage
• It will grow into a delightful indoor tree

Comes in a14cm or 19cmNursery Pot.

The Ficus Yellow Gem isone highly attractive Tree, with beautifully veined yellow and green leavesand when grown indoors makes for an excellent potted plant(and wont engulf your spaces!). If you are a fan of easy-going, highly collectable houseplants, this is the one for you.

This beguiling foliage plant will make a statement in any room.The Loft Fig houseplantappreciates indirect light and moderate humidity to keep it looking its best;well suited to a home environmentbut be sure to keep away from heaters and cold draughts.

Watering is a breeze– just wait until the top layer of soil has dried out before watering thoroughly using water at room temperature, and dont allow the plant to sit in water. You can keep the glossy leaves free from dust by giving your Ficus an occasional shower.

The Lofty Fig has aversatile upright growth habitand can either grow up pole support or be pruned and allowed to branch into a tree-like form. This makes it highly adaptable in your home.

Its ideal location could be as astunning statement houseplantin your living space, whichtransitions through different spaces as it ages: on a tabletop when smaller, and later at floor level as it matures. This will be a plant you can enjoy for many years to come.

Please note; these plants are harmful if eaten and are a skin/eye irritant, so keep out of reach of children and pets.

CARE INSTRUCTIONS
Follow these instructions to keep your Lofty Fig healthy and happy.

Water:Waterregularly during the growing season, but leave the soil to dry out slightly between watering. Water less often in winter.
Light:Likes bright, indirect light best. Can handle a little morning full sun.
Humidity:Average household humidity. Does appreciate being misted now and then.
Fertilize:Feedthe Ficus Audrey about once a month with a diluted balanced feed from Spring through Summer.