@EcoTraining ficus natalensis maybe?

— Cookswell Jikos and Seedballs Kenya (@cookswelljikos) 2021.9.2

“Nature will just be Ok without us” This is Ficus natalensis Swallowing a tree cage. In it’s commonly known as Natal Fig They grow from with a distribution stretching from Senegal to South Eastern Africa. Have been lucky to see it in growing in https://t.co/MAiJsrLucU

— Siya (@siya_sokomani) 2021.7.29

Ficus Natalensis in Bunjin-ish windswept style. You can make nice trees even from immature material. It’s all about finding joy in the small progress as well as managing expectations. https://t.co/ZXp1Cm4VYR

— bonsaifly (@bonsaifly) 2021.7.29

AFRICAN PAPERMAKING A large barkcloth from the Baganda people of the Buganda kingdom in south Uganda. The inner bark of the Mutuba tree (Ficus natalensis) is used for making this barkcloth. The bark is beaten until the texture is soft and the terracotta color evenly distributed. https://t.co/n1k4xcSypy

— Incunabula (@incunabula) 2021.6.7