XfrogPlants Rusty Fig 3D model

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The Rusty Fig (Ficus rubiginosa), an evergreen broadleaf tree, can grow up to 14 meters tall, originating from Eastern Australia's forests, riparian sites, and scrublands. It is part of the Ficus genus, with over 600 species, including the Little-leaf Fig or Port Jackson Fig. Like other figs, it relies on a specific wasp species for pollination to produce seeds. The Rusty Fig is not only popular as an ornamental plant in Australia but also in New Zealand, Hawai'i, and California. However, it can become invasive when it escapes cultivation. It's a hardy tree that can withstand various temperatures and conditions, but its powerful roots may cause damage to urban infrastructure.