String of Frogs Ficus brings lush tropical greenery to indoor plant collections with tiny, lobed leaves that resemble miniature frog feet or oak leaves. Also called Oakleaf Creeping Fig, its slender stems trail over pot edges, shelves, and hanging baskets or climb when given support. Order this trailing indoor houseplant for delivery and give it a bright spot with indirect light and consistently light moisture.
Botanical name:Ficus pumila ‘Quercifolia’
Common names: String of Frogs, String of Frogs Ficus, Oakleaf Creeping Fig
Growth habit: Small-leaved creeping, trailing, or climbing vine
Light: Bright indirect light; protect from harsh direct sun
Water: Water when the surface of the potting mix begins to dry, then water thoroughly and drain excess water. Keep the root zone lightly moist; avoid prolonged complete drying or waterlogged soil.
Humidity: Appreciates moderate to high humidity
Soil: Loose, airy, well-draining potting mix that retains some moisture
Care level: Moderate; monitor moisture closely and trim longer stems as needed to maintain shape
Pet safety: Pet toxic; keep out of reach of cats and dogs
Note: Images are general representations of size and color. Leaf size, shape, trailing length, and plant fullness naturally vary from plant to plant. Pot style depends on the selected variant.
