#microcarpa

[chrisfoliage]

Ficus Microcarpa Bonsai 🌳

[myxomycota]

Collaria arcyrionema (2mm) and Cribraria microcarpa (0.5mm)

by Andy Sands

[choobi-doodles]

Vegeta & plants

- Peperomia obtusifolia

- Golden pothos

- Echeveria agavoides and subsessilis

- Ficus microcarpa ginseng

[siniirrphotography]

[thebotanicalarcade]

n536_w1150 by Biodiversity Heritage Library Via Flickr: Icones florae Germanicae et Helveticae, simul Pedemontanae, Tirolensis, Istriacae, Dalmaticae, Austriacae, Hungaricae, Transylvanicae, Moravicae, Borussicae, Holsaticae, Belgicae, Hollandicae, ergo Mediae Europae. Lipsiae,F. Hofmeister [etc.]1834-1912. [v. 1, 1850] biodiversitylibrary.org/page/6158239

[lawnsroot]

How to Grow and Care for Ficus Microcarpa

Ficus Microcarpa, commonly known as Chinese banyan or Indian laurel, is a species of evergreen fig tree native to Southeast Asia. It belongs to the Moraceae family and is widely cultivated as an ornamental plant. The term “Microcarpa” refers to the size of its small fruit. Ficus Microcarpa has glossy, elliptical ovate leaves with a pointed tip. The leaves are typically dark green, and some…

[dongklakmania]

Video tutorial penggabungan Batang dan program Akar, pada bahan Bonsai beringin jenis Kimeng atau Ficus Microcarpa

[honeygloom]

It's here, a new story. There are definitely plants and monsters, possibly convicts and severed limbs. You won't know unless you check it out.

[plantsnshite]

[jillraggett]

Plant of the Day

Thursday 22 August 2024

In the protection of this Polycrub a Citrus × microcarpa (calamondin orange, Panama orange, Philippine lime, calamansi lime, acid orange) was thriving and covered in fruit. This small evergreen tree has white, fragrant flowers which are followed by small yellow-orange fruit, which are used like lemons or limes and taste somewhere between a lemon and a satsuma.

Jill Raggett

[ortut]

Chieko Minowa (箕輪 千絵子) - ガジュマルの樹 [Ficus microcarpa/Banyan Tree], 2018

[myxomycota]

Cribraria microcarpa (approx 1-1.5mm)

by Jeremy Lintott

[ruthbancroftgarden]

Nolina microcarpa

The genus Nolina is in the family Nolinaceae (though recently this family is often treated as a subfamily - Nolinoideae - within the large Asparagus Family), a group found only in North America and Central America. Some of the species that do not form trunks (like Nolina microcarpa) look grass-like, and they are sometimes called "bear grass" (note, however, that other unrelated plants are also called this). All species in the family have separate male and female plants, each with panicles of thousands of tiny flowers that are highly attractive to bees. The plant pictured is a male, with yellow pollen on its anthers, so this means it is not capable of making seeds. From Arizona and New Mexico in the southwestern United States, and southward into northern Mexico.

[siniirrphotography]

[thebotanicalarcade]

n210_w1150 by Biodiversity Heritage Library Via Flickr: Rosarum monographia, or, A botanical history of roses :. London :Printed for James Ridgeway ...,1820.. biodiversitylibrary.org/page/32476983

[z-arcane]

fuuuck I just want a house with a garden so I can spend my weekends tending to plants. Realising how much there is to plant care and i wanna spend TIME doing it but. alas. i have no such amenities. i do have two aloes (not sure species), a ficus microcarpa (from ikea, been alive 3 years, only just repotted), and a lemon balm (taken from a friend's mother's garden). if i ever get a house I want to plant the ficus and let it grow really really big and then a decade later i can lay in its shade.