Fiddle Leaf Fig

Ficus lyrata

The Fiddle Leaf Fig is the ultimate statement plant, grown for its enormous, glossy, deeply veined leaves. While it demands a stable environment and bright light, its architectural form makes the high maintenance totally worthwhile.

Maintenance

High

Light Needs

Bright Indirect Light

Water Schedule

Once a week

Pot Size

XL

Care Guide

  • Place directly in front of a bright window; this tree thrives on plenty of indirect, bright sunlight.

  • Water thoroughly once a week and allow the water to drain completely; never let it sit in a saucer of water.

  • Do not move the plant abruptly; they are creatures of habit and will drop leaves if subjected to sudden environmental changes.

Common Problems & Solutions

Why are the edges of my Fiddle Leaf Fig leaves turning brown?

Brown spots on the edges usually indicate under-watering or very dry air. Check soil moisture regularly.

Why is my Fiddle Leaf Fig dropping seemingly healthy green leaves?

Leaf drop is a common stress response to sudden drafts, moving the plant to a new location, or cold temperatures.

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