Large strangling fig, crown with drooping branches and few aerial roots. Leaves 3-11 cm long, elliptic, secondary nerves many. Figs on leafy twigs, rounded or ovate, sessile, 0.8-1.25 cm across, ripening pink, orange-red to cherry red.
Ecology
Common as strangling epiphytes on roadside trees.
Distribution
Widespread in India, S China throughout SE Asia to Solomon Islands and N Australia.