Ficus stuhlmannii
A deciduous savanna fig of eastern and south-eastern tropical Africa, reaching south to KwaZulu-Natal. It is a 10–15 m tree with a dense, rounded crown, often growing on termite mounds or rock outcrops in miombo and mixed woodland. Hobbyists grow it in full sun with a warm, wet summer and a drier winter, usually as a bonsai or a large container tree.
Where it grows wild
Grows in lower montane woodland, miombo and mixed deciduous woodland, and lowveld savanna, often on termitaria or rocky outcrops. It drops its leaves in the dry season.
Recorded up to about 1800 m. No elevation was measured for this profile.
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