Ficus Squamosa Amydrium which are some of the

which are some of the oldest known seed plants in the world

Although older Sugar Apple Trees are drought tolerant

NOTE: The item pictured similar to the plant you will receive

HAWAII OR ALASKA

either scooped straight from the skin or in the form of a puree for a blended drink (smoothie or shake)

Ficus Squamosa Amydrium which are some of theName: Ficus Squamosa Description & Care: A very rare and unusual fig from riverbanks of tropical and subtropical Asia. Each stem grows only a 2 3 ft tall, but the plant slowly spreads via stolons to form a colony. The long, narrow leaves are glossy and are borne in opposite pairs, unlike typical figs. The figs form on the lower parts of the stems, but without pollination they do not ripen or produce seeds. Prefers a shady location and moist, well