The Ficus Triangularis is a distinctive member of the fig family, native to tropical regions of West and Central Africa, where it grows as a small tree in warm, sun-filtered environments. It’s best known for its unusual triangular-shaped leaves, a rare characteristic that gives the plant its graphic, architectural appeal. Historically, ficus varieties have been cultivated for centuries as ornamental trees, prized for their structure and longevity. The Triangularis, in particular, stands out for its slower, more controlled growth habit, making it especially well-suited to indoor spaces. When grown in its native environment, it can reach up to 6–8 feet tall, while indoors it maintains a more compact, upright form with proper care.