The Ficus Cyathistipula, commonly known as the African fig tree, is a bushy indoor plant with dense, dark green foliage and distinctive fig-like fruits. Its branching growth habit creates a full, rounded silhouette that reads well at eye level as well as from a distance. The glossy leaves give the plant a neat, natural appearance.
Its tolerance for bright indirect light and partial shade makes it a practical choice across a range of commercial settings: office interiors with limited direct sunlight, hotel lobbies, waiting areas in healthcare facilities, and retail environments. The generous shape works equally well as a standalone focal point or as part of a wider planting arrangement.
Care requirements are moderate: consistent watering and a stable position are sufficient. The plant is supplied in a pot with a 34 cm diameter. Two height options are available on this page, from 140 to 180 cm; select the size that best suits the proportions of the space. Individual units and larger project quantities can both be ordered.
Can this plant be placed in a room with limited natural light? Yes, the Ficus Cyathistipula tolerates both bright indirect light and partial shade. This makes it a practical choice for spaces away from windows, such as corridors, central office areas, or inner zones of retail environments.
How much maintenance does this plant require in a commercial setting? Maintenance requirements are moderate: consistent watering and a stable position are sufficient. There is no need for intensive care, which makes this plant well suited to environments where plant maintenance time is limited.
How do I select the right height for my project? Two variants are available on this page, from 140 to 180 cm. Base your choice on the proportions of the space: the taller variant provides more visual presence in rooms with high ceilings, while the shorter option suits lower or more compact spaces.
Can I order multiple units for a single project? Yes, orders can be placed per unit or in larger quantities. For projects spanning multiple rooms or floors, a consistent series of the same variant can be supplied.
How is the plant packaged and what is the delivery lead time? The lead time is five working days. Plants are carefully packaged to ensure they arrive in good condition. An order is dispatched as a single shipment.
