Ficus sagittata
A trailing and root-climbing fig of subgenus Synoecia, the same group as creeping fig (Ficus pumila). It is native from eastern India and southern China through Indochina and Malesia to the Caroline Islands. Grow it as a warm, humid forest creeper: in terrariums, on a moss pole, or trailing from a basket.
Where it grows wild
A creeper and root climber in tropical and subtropical forest, rooting along its stems as it runs over the ground, rocks and tree trunks. Like its relatives, it grows in shaded to dappled forest light. Its detailed microhabitat is not well documented in the sources used.
The GBIF records span 8–2,000 m with a median of 500 m (26 records): mainly a lowland and hill-forest plant.
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