Ficus superba (Sea Fig)
Ficus superba (Sea Fig) round cream fruit attached directly to the rough woody tree trunk
Botanical name: Ficus superba
Common name: Sea Fig
Family: Moraceae
Origin: Southeast Asia, China
USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Map
Like other strangler figs, Ficus superba is a hemi-epiphyte. Suited to parks and large gardens as an ornamental tree.
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Ficus superba (Sea Fig) showing dense clusters of long green leaves on woody stems.
Ficus superba (Sea Fig) with small round white and purple fruit clusters on tree bark.
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