Origin
Ficus microcarpa originates from East Asia. In the wild, the species is found in places such as Southern China, India, Malaysia, and Australia. In its natural habitat, the plant often grows as a tree in tropical and subtropical regions. Ficus microcarpa is cultivated worldwide as an ornamental plant, both indoors and outdoors in suitable climates.

Characteristics
Ficus microcarpa is an evergreen plant and belongs to the mulberry family. The plant has glossy, dark green, oval-shaped leaves. The species develops a distinctive, often thickened and knotted root system. Young specimens are frequently used as bonsai trees.

Care
This plant prefers a location with plenty of light, avoiding direct bright sunlight. The temperature should remain stable, ideally between 16 and 24 degrees Celsius. Ficus microcarpa grows best in lightly moist, well-draining potting soil. Regular watering is recommended, ensuring that the roots do not stand in water. Keeping the leaves free from dust encourages healthy growth.