Ficus, a genus of about 800 species of mainly evergreen trees and shrubs, shrubs, and woody climbers, seen in wet woodland in spectacular and subtropical regions worldwide. These small shrubs or large spreading bushes provide spectacular-hunting foliage and pear-designed edible many fruits. In chillier locations, they are grown as tub plants and flowers, taken within, or protected throughout the winter months. They generally increase in most soils, and so are drought-tolerant once founded. Prune to almost any shape and size. Trees have fresh fruits every six months without pollination.

The foliage can cause moderate belly annoyed if ingested the sap may irritate pores and skin or worsen allergies. The foliage of Ficus carica can cause photodermatitis. Its sap may inflame your eye area.