Ficus Alii, Braid Garden bell Band-tailed Pigeon eat the fruit

Band-tailed Pigeon eat the fruit

A rare succulent that grows eight inches high

- Full Sun to light shade

You should cut the plants back every 10-15 years to the ground in late fall or early winter

A great companion to plant under oaks

Ficus Alii, Braid Garden bell Band-tailed Pigeon eat the fruitA houseplant with a braided trunk grows up to eight feet tall by four feet wide. It cleanses the formaldehyde out of the air. Alii means King in Hawaiian. Plant in bright, indirect light can survive in medium light Water when top two inches are dry. Brown and crispy leaves means it needs more water. Black and falling leaves means too much water. Best in well drained soil Prefers to be potted Native to Southeastern Asia, India and China