Charlie Dodgson
Well-known member
Ficus johannis has two subspecies:
F.j. afghanistanica still has native populations in central Iran. F.j. johannis is indigenous to north-easternmost Iran and might have originally been synonymous with Anjeer Kohi.
These plants, plus crosses of them among themselves and other Ficus are now circulating in the U.S.
What pictures and details can you share?
Here's two photos of possibly pure breds.
F.j. johannis at Kew RBG:

F.j. afghanistanica from Gossler Farms:

- Ficus johannis subsp. johannis
- Ficus johannis subsp. afghanistanica
F.j. afghanistanica still has native populations in central Iran. F.j. johannis is indigenous to north-easternmost Iran and might have originally been synonymous with Anjeer Kohi.
These plants, plus crosses of them among themselves and other Ficus are now circulating in the U.S.
What pictures and details can you share?
Here's two photos of possibly pure breds.
F.j. johannis at Kew RBG:

F.j. afghanistanica from Gossler Farms:




