This is a massive tree growing up to 50m tall and up to 40m wide.
The main difference between this and the Morton Bay Fig is that this doesn't have a single trunk.
The trunk is made up of 10 or more trunks each having arisen from an aerial root.
It has attractive, deep green, shiny leaves. They are large, elliptical in shape and the underside of each leaf has a downy rusty appearance.
As with all Ficus the flowers grow within the the developing fruit and are not visible.
The fruit, initally green turn to purple as they ripen, grow in the leaf axils.
These trees are only suitable for large parks.