Ficus Pandurata: The Fiddleleaf Fig Tree
The fiddle-leaf fig is the common name for Ficus Lyrata or Ficus Pandurata comes from the family Moraceae. It’s related to the rubber plant.The plant gets its name from its large leaves which resemble the case of a fiddle or violin.The leaves are much bigger the popular weeping Ficus benjamina.Other species under the fig family (Moraceae) include:Ficus elastica (one of the many rubber plant varieties)Ficus caricaFicus benghalensis (Audrey)Ficus maclellandii (Banana leaf Ficus Alii)Ficus microcarpa (green island ficus)Ficus rubiginosaFicus glumosaFicus myrosensisFicus sycomorusFicus lacorFicus pumila “creeping fig”Ficus hispidaFicus drupaceaFicus nitidaFicus callosaFicus retusa… and moreIndoors large, the green leaves of the pandurata tree plants can grow to reach 12″ inches long and capable of almost the same width.