1 Gallon
Umbrella Fig
Ficus umbellata
A fast-growing, graceful ficus with large heart-shaped leaves, ideal for adding volume.
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Description
The Umbrella Fig is a graceful and fast-growing houseplant prized for its lush, tropical foliage and elegant silhouette. It features large, heart-shaped leaves with a delicate, papery texture and prominent light-colored veins, all held aloft on slender, flexible petioles that create a soft, flowing effect. Unlike many ficus, it is less prone to sudden leaf drop when moved. Its rapid growth and large, vibrant leaves make it a fantastic choice for adding a fresh, jungle-like volume to bright indoor spaces.
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Large, Elegant Heart-Shaped Leaves: Boasts thin, delicate, bright green leaves in a distinctive heart shape with conspicuous veining.
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Fast-Growing & Fuller Habit: Quickly develops into a bushy, voluminous plant, filling space effectively.
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Less Temperamental: Known to be more adaptable and less likely to drop leaves due to environmental changes than Ficus benjamina.
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Prefers Bright, Filtered Light: Thrives near an east or west-facing window with protection from harsh afternoon sun.
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Loves Humidity & Consistent Moisture: Appreciates above-average humidity and regular watering (allow top inch of soil to dry).
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📍 Primary Delivery Area · San Francisco Bay Area
Local delivery across the Bay Area — and beyond.
San Francisco Bay Area is our primary local delivery market. Victory Nursery also serves additional California markets and selected extended delivery areas by arrangement.
Regular local delivery: San Francisco, Peninsula, South Bay, East Bay, Marin, Tracy / Mountain House and surrounding service areas.
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Gallon describes the container size, not a guaranteed plant height. Individual plants vary. Contact our nursery for current measurements.
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