Ficus umbellataFicus umbellata is another great great ficus to add to your collection. These plants are known for their big umbrella like leaves, which can reach an impressive size. While they may look similar to a Ficus lyrata 'Fiddle Leaf Fig,' they are quite different, and a little easier going in our opinion. Care: THESE REQUIRE A VERY BRIGHT SPACE. THIS PLANT WILL NOT DO WELL IN LOWER LIGHT. These prefer VERY BRIGHT indirect light but they can handle 2 3 hours

Their leaves transform when they fully mature and produce fenestration

We recommend watering on a consistent watering schedule roughly around every 7 days

It has a very unique petiole with colorful ruffled edges

where it can mimic its natural habitat

as standing water can lead to root rot

Although it’s common name is Asparagus fern it’s actually not a fern at all

This species is hardly found in cultivation

Sometime it may only form one new ball a year

Emerging growth has a vibrant pink hue before changing to it's natural green as it matures

The lip of the flower is often deeply frilled and shows a rich

In time can be grown out to a large tree

Water roughly every 5-7 days as the top few inches of soil dry out to keep it slightly moist