Origin
The Ficus pumila 'Arina' hails from East Asia, in particular China, Japan and Vietnam. In its natural habitat, this species grows in forests, along riverbanks and cliff faces, where it climbs up or spreads along the ground.

Characteristics
The Ficus pumila 'Arina' is a fast-growing, climbing plant known for its small, heart-shaped leaves. The leaves are shiny green in colour and have compact growth. This species belongs to the Moraceae, or mulberry family, and is also known as the creeping fig.

Care
The Ficus pumila 'Arina' requires a spot with indirect light and can also grow in semi-shade. It is important to keep the soil lightly moist, so regular watering is essential. It is recommended to fertilise the plant monthly in the spring and summer for good growth and health. The plant is not frost resistant and needs to be kept indoors in colder climates.