What is Included:
Plant Type: Ficus panama
Form: Fresh plant cutting (exact form shown in the photo)
Rarity:
Ficus panama is a rare, tropical climbing or shingling fig not often available in cultivation. Known for its adaptability to vertical surfaces and unique growth form, it’s a sought-after species among terrarium builders and rare foliage collectors. Much less common than Ficus pumila or Ficus quercifolia.
Plant Care Instructions:
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Ease of Care: Moderate care level; thrives with stable humidity and warmth
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Light Needs: Bright, indirect light is ideal; avoid strong direct sunlight
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Humidity Needs: Loves high humidity (70%+)—perfect for terrariums or greenhouses
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Packaging: Each cutting is wrapped in moist Sphagnum Moss and sealed for safe, fresh delivery
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How to Plant: Press the cutting against a vertical surface like cork bark, wood, or a terrarium wall. Keep warm and humid for root development
How It’s Propagated:
Cuttings are taken from healthy vines and rooted against moist, vertical surfaces using moss or similar substrate. Once humidity and warmth are stable, roots anchor quickly and new growth follows.
About the Plant:
Ficus panama is part of the fig family (Moraceae), and grows as a climbing or shingling vine in tropical environments. It’s appreciated for its tight-clinging growth habit and small, rounded leaves that press closely to surfaces, creating a naturalistic wall-covering effect.
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Leaf Style: Small, rounded to heart-shaped leaves that lay flat against surfaces as they grow
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Growth Habit: Shingling or trailing climber; ideal for vertical growing spaces
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Where It Grows Best: High-humidity terrariums, vivariums, or mounted in indoor grow setups
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Who It’s For: A must-have for rare plant collectors, dart frog keepers, or anyone designing tropical terrariums or plant walls
Compact, rare, and visually captivating—Ficus panama adds texture and realism to any miniature jungle.
Shipping Information:
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Safe Arrival Guarantee: All cuttings are packed with care. If it arrives damaged, we’ll refund or replace it. You’ll always get what you pay for.
