Ficus triangularis f. variegata

Ficus triangularis f. variegata, a variety of Ficus with triangular leaves, is appreciated for its variegated foliage and unique shape.

Origin: Native to tropical regions, it adapts well to indoor environments.
Growth: This plant is moderate-growing, forming a tree or shrub with distinctive triangular leaves, often variegated with white or cream.
Flowers: Like most Ficus, it rarely flowers indoors, being grown mainly for its decorative foliage.
Light: Prefers bright but indirect light, avoiding direct sunlight which can burn its leaves.
Watering: Requires regular watering, allowing the substrate to dry slightly between waterings.
Substrate: A well-drained potting mix rich in organic matter is ideal.
Temperature: Tolerates a standard range of indoor temperatures, but must be protected from cold draughts.
Toxicity: Leaves are toxic if ingested, causing mouth and digestive system irritation in humans and pets. 

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