Origin
The Ficus pumila 'White sunny' is a climbing fig species native to the Far East, specifically countries such as China, Japan, and Vietnam. This species has adapted very well to various climates and grows in both tropical and subtropical regions. The plant has been introduced in many parts of the world and has spread there through vegetative propagation.

Characteristics
The Ficus pumila 'White Sunny' is characterized by its small, leathery leaves that have a bicolor pattern of green and white. The plant has the capacity to cover walls and fences with a lush green covering due to its strong adhesive roots. This makes it a popular choice for use as ground cover or as decorative wall or fence growth. The 'White Sunny' distinguishes itself from other Ficus pumila species by the cheerful, white stripes on the leaf surface.

Care
Caring for the Ficus pumila 'White Sunny' requires some attention. The plant thrives best in indirect sunlight and requires well-draining soil. Watering is needed when the top layer of the soil feels dry; insufficient water can lead to leaf loss. However, avoid standing water to prevent rot. Lastly, the Ficus pumila 'White Sunny' benefits from regular light fertilization during the growing seasons.