Plant Database
Triangle Ficus
Ficus triangularis
The Triangle Ficus is a unique and eye-catching houseplant distinguished by its distinctive, triangular-shaped leaves. Each thick, glossy leaf has a pronounced broad base that tapers to a point, with a noticeable central vein. It grows as a compact, shrubby plant and is relatively easy to care for compared to some finicky ficus varieties. Its geometric foliage adds a modern, architectural element to any bright indoor space.
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Unique Triangular Leaves: Thick, waxy, deep green leaves in a distinctive triangular shape.
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Compact & Bushy Growth Habit: Grows upright and full, making it a great tabletop or shelf plant.
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Moderate Care Requirements: Prefers bright, indirect light and likes to dry out slightly between waterings.
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Less Prone to Leaf Drop: Generally more stable and forgiving than Ficus benjamina in indoor environments.
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Conversation-Starting Foliage: Its unusual leaf shape makes it a standout in any plant collection.