Mexican Rock Figs are slow-growing desert-adapted Ficus capable of tolerating intense heat, desiccation, and flooding. Given adequate drainage and warmth they will eventually form colossal caudexes capable of appearing to “waterfall” down the cliff faces they occupy throughout southern Baja California Sur. In pot culture they form a wide shield-shaped caudex with peely bark. Excellent bonsai candidate.

Grown in coastal California.
Shown in a 3g (10”) pot.
Shipped bare rooted.

NOTE: You will receive the exact specimen pictured.