Origin
The Ficus microcarpa 'Moclame' is a plant native to Southeast Asia and Northern Australia. This plant, which belongs to the Moraceae family, grows wild in a tropical or subtropical environment. These plants can be found in the wild in forests, along rivers and on the coast. The Ficus microcarpa 'Moclame' is also known as the Indian laurel.

Characteristics
The Ficus microcarpa 'Moclame' is characterised by its oval, shiny leaves, which are dark green in colour. The plant can reach a height of 1.5 to 3 metres, depending on the conditions and care. The trunk of the Ficus microcarpa 'Moclame' is distinguished by the typical, noticeable bud formation. Further, this plant has no noticeable flowers.

Care
The Ficus microcarpa 'Moclame' requires specific care for optimal growth. The plant thrives best in a bright location, but cannot tolerate direct sunlight. It is important to always keep the soil slightly moist, without the plant standing in water. Too much water can cause root rot. The Ficus microcarpa 'Moclame' also needs a constant, warm temperature and high humidity. It is recommended to regularly spray and fertilise this plant for good condition and growth.