is ficus the same as fiddle leaf fig Ficus lyrata

is ficus the same as fiddle leaf fig Ficus lyrataPlease note, we do not ship houseplants that are in pots larger than 6 inches. If you are interested in a larger sized plant, please contact us for other purchasing options. We do not ship plants to the following states due to USDA regulations: Arizona, California, Florida, Hawaii Fiddle Leaf Figs have taken over the internet as one of the most sought after plants! This plant has large, dark green, violin shaped leaves on a woody stalk. Ficus lyrata

Please note, we do not ship houseplants that are in pots larger than 6-inches. If you are interested in a larger sized plant, please contact us for other purchasing options. 

We do not ship plants to the following states due to USDA regulations: Arizona, California, Florida, Hawaii

Fiddle Leaf Figs have taken over the internet as one of the most sought after plants! This plant has large, dark green, violin-shaped leaves on a woody stalk. Ficus lyrata grows upright and can eventually be up to 10 feet tall indoors. You may have heard that this is a tricky plant to care for, but it's a common misconception! 

This Ficus prefers bright-indirect sunlight and watering when the top 3-4 inches of soil feel dry. Many people notice that their plant may show brown spots on the foliage or drop leaves. Both of these characteristics are normal as long as it's not happening in abundance. If it happens too often, it could be due to improper air flow, light, and lack of humidity in the home. Add a humidifier close by and wipe the leaves down to avoid dust and pests!