Ficus cyathistipulaNative to tropical forests in South Western areas of Africa, the luscious oblanceolate leaves of Ficus cyathistipula emerge in a spiral, glossy and leathery in texture. In the wild they grow as small trees or shrubs, and even as hemi epiphytyes reaching out with their lianas. Its usually slender trunk produces many branches, with new growth appearing quickly. WATERING S S allow 20% of the top soil to dry out. In A W allow soil to dry out 50%. LIGHT