Ficus storckii Seem.

A fig. It is a small tree up to 7 m tall. The trunk is crooked. The young growth is slightly hairy. The leaves are alternate and tapering to a long point with the base rounded. They are up to 15 cm long and 6 cm wide and with three nerves spreading out. The leaves have small teeth around the edge. The leaf stalks are 2-3 cm long. The fruit is round and 1 cm across. They are clustered along the stem. They are dull red.

Dense or dry forest or on its edges or in thickets, at elevations from sea level to 600 metres.

The leaf is eaten raw. It is sweet.

Can be grown by seedlings.