Description
Ficus abutilifolia (Moraceae) large-leaved rock fig, rock wild fig (Eng.); grootblaarrotsvy, klipvy (Afr.); inkokhokho, impayi, ubambematsheni (Zulu); momelantsweng (Tswana); tshikululu (Venda); amphayi (Thonga); monokane (North Sotho). It is a smalish tree with a smooth bark that has a white colour. The trunk is usually twisted or contorted and therefore make it a good specimen for Bonsai or caudex collectors. Sowing : It can be distributed over the surface of the growing medium and covered lightly with this same medium, a recommended one being equal parts of washed river sand and vermiculite mix. Sow in spring. Seedling trays with a depth of 70 mm are recommended for sowing. Germination can be expected between 10 days to a month from sowing. Locality : Kwazulu Natal. Harvest : December 2020
