American Ficus or Tsimma Ficus, and its scientific name is Ficus altissima

The prices displayed do not include shipping fees, which may vary depending on the destination. Please note that: the size of the product may vary slightly, ranging between 200cm - 150cm. Note: The images shown here of the product illustrate its features and appearance after planting, care, and providing all its needs as shown in the plant description. Product description: The American Ficus tree is a tropical evergreen tree, characterized by the beauty of its large, shiny leaves and rapid growth. This tree is a popular choice for decorating gardens and parks, but it requires special care due to its large size and strong roots. Plant description: Leaves: Large, oval-shaped, and dark green shiny. Stem: Strong and branched, with a grayish-brown color. Roots: Strong and sprawling, growing quickly, which may cause damage to foundations and nearby buildings. Fruits: Small, inedible fruits. Care methods for the American Ficus tree: Light: Prefers sunny or partially shaded locations. Watering: Needs regular watering, especially during summer, but soil should not be waterlogged. Soil: Prefers nutrient-rich, well-drained soil. Fertilizer: Can be fertilized regularly during the active growth period with a balanced fertilizer. Pruning: Needs regular trimming to maintain its shape and size. Temperature: Tolerates high temperatures but is sensitive to frost. Additional tips: Planting: When planting the American Ficus, choose a spacious location away from buildings and foundations. Diseases and pests: May be affected by some fungal diseases and insect pests, so it should be monitored regularly and treated when necessary. Propagation: Can be propagated by cuttings or seeds. Importance of pruning: Maintaining shape: Pruning helps preserve the tree’s shape and prevents random growth. Controlling size: Long branches can be pruned to ensure the tree does not exceed its designated space. Removing damaged branches: Helps remove broken or diseased branches. Note: Due to its large size and strong roots, planting the American Ficus tree requires good planning and providing enough space.