Ficus sp. scandens quercifolia

Ficus sp. scandens quercifolia is native to eastern Asia, where it grows in humid forests and on rocky surfaces.
It grows rapidly and can spread greatly. Being a climber, it can cling to almost any surface thanks to its aerial roots. Its small, dark green, oak-like leaves are dense and can create a beautiful carpet of greenery or a thick wall when grown as a climber. Prefers indirect light. Too much direct light can burn the leaves.
It requires regular watering, keeping the soil uniformly moist but not soggy. Avoid standing water to prevent root rot.
It needs well-draining soil. Use a houseplant potting mix with perlite to improve drainage.
It tolerates a wide range of temperatures but prefers warm, humid conditions.

Half shade.

Substrate always moist.

From 50% to 90%

From 20° to 30°C