Behold the Fig Tree
Ficus Variegata or Common Red-stem Fig sprouting figs in the botanic gardens. Photo credit: Jonathan Chua.

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Behold the Fig Tree
Ficus Variegata or Common Red-stem Fig sprouting figs in the botanic gardens. Photo credit: Jonathan Chua.
Fig snail (Ficus variegata)
Photo by Ria Tan
This Common Red Stem Fig (Ficus variegata) is found in Chijmes. It can grow very tall (up to 30m). Leaves thin, heart-shaped with pointed tips (10-25cm) with long stems and obvious veins. In saplings, the leaves have a toothed edge. The trees drop their leaves after the regular dry season, usually twice a year. The fruits are edible but are usually not consumed by humans other than animals.