String of Frogs – Ficus pumila quercifolia – Rooted Plant – 3″ Pot

String of Frogs (Ficus pumila quercifolia) is a rare and delightful trailing plant known for its miniature oak-shaped leaves and fast-growing habit. This creeping fig variety is perfect for adding lush greenery to terrariums, fairy gardens, and hanging baskets. Its tiny ivy-like foliage creates a beautiful cascading effect, making it a great decorative choice for indoor and outdoor spaces.

Grown in a 3-inch pot, this well-rooted plant is easy to maintain and thrives in various environments. Cold hardy in zones 6 to 10, it prefers moderate to bright indirect light and moist, well-draining soil. Whether used as a ground cover, ornamental accent, or trailing houseplant, String of Frogs is sure to be a conversation starter.

Key Features and Benefits:

• Plant Type: Trailing, creeping fig plant
• Size: Shipped in a 3-inch pot, with 2 or more plants per pot
• Foliage: Miniature oak-shaped leaves, lush green in color
• Uses: Ideal for terrariums, fairy gardens, hanging baskets, and indoor decoration
• Growth Habit: Fast-growing, trailing, excellent for cascading effect
• Care: Prefers bright indirect light, well-draining soil, and moderate watering
• Cold Hardy: Zones 6 to 10, suitable for both indoor and outdoor growing

Common Uses:

• Fairy gardens: Adds a whimsical, delicate touch
• Terrariums: Compact size makes it an excellent choice for enclosed environments
• Indoor hanging baskets: Beautiful cascading growth enhances interior décor
• Ground cover: Works well in warm climates as a natural covering
• Gift plant: Unique and attractive, perfect for plant lovers

FAQs:

Q: How do I care for my String of Frogs plant?
A: This plant thrives in bright, indirect light, prefers moist but well-draining soil, and benefits from occasional misting to maintain humidity.

Q: Can I grow this plant outdoors?
A: Yes, it is cold hardy in zones 6-10 and can be grown outdoors in shaded or partially shaded areas.

Q: How fast does String of Frogs grow?
A: It is a fast-growing creeping fig that quickly develops trailing vines, making it perfect for hanging baskets or ground cover.

Q: Is this plant pet-friendly?
A: Ficus pumila quercifolia, like other ficus plants, may be mildly toxic to pets if ingested. It is best to keep it out of reach of curious pets.

Q: What should I do if my plant arrives damaged?
A: While we take great care in packaging, shipping stress can sometimes affect live plants. Allow your plant time to recover, and contact us if you have concerns.