#creeping fig

[outdoormagic]

Manicured

[honeyflavoredhappiness]

creeping fig <3

[saliodnami]

Creeping fig jar, one month old! This thing is growing really well and I can’t wait to put pieces of it in other jars. Lovely little thing. Stocked with isopods, but they are camera shy.

Photo credit: @deadsaguaros

[plantpositivevibes]

A little pricey but this is the cutest mount, looks like a fairy land🌱🧚‍♀️

[allmyplants]

Hey, I recently bought a creeping fig and was wondering if you had any tips on care and such? What kind of pot is best, how often to water, that sort of thing. I'm currently misting him twice a day with warm water and he seems to be doing well, but I'm just being cautious.

Congrats on your new plant baby!! Full disclosure, I’ve never actually owned a creeping fig. However, they do like to be kept lightly moist during the growing season, so he definitely likes the misting. For retaining soil moisture, a glazed ceramic or plastic pot is ideal. It seems they do well in indirect light indoors. Also everything on the internet says they’re pretty hardy, so don’t worry too much. If it shows any signs of distress (yellowing/dropping a lot of leaves) try experimenting with light/watering, it can handle it. Good luck!🌿💜

[woodlandwife]

5/20/19

She’s done it again. Please stop her for she can not stop herself.

Three new babes! An unlabeled ivy, a purple waffle, and a creeping fig. Not repotted just yet, but will next week or the week after. This time I bought three 4inch terracotta pots with matching saucers. I think they look very nice. I’m think about painting the pot the purple waffle is in, but I don’t know what I would do yet.

[galacticspacemermaid]

Porcellio Scaber exploring their new enclosure. Here's the finished product.

IG: Doeberries

[plant-in-a-box]

Progression of the same tank. All of these are old pictures, so sorry for the quality again.