baby fiddle leaf fig Ficus Lyrata 'Fiddle Leaf Fig'

baby fiddle leaf fig Ficus Lyrata 'Fiddle Leaf Fig'The Statement Plant Your Space Deserves Ficus Lyrata, commonly known as the Fiddle Leaf Fig, is the epitome of botanical elegance and is currently riding the wave of plant trends. Available in both tree and bush forms, this stunning plant boasts large, heavily veined green leaves that gracefully grow upright, making it a captivating addition to any space. Scientifically classified as Ficus fic, the Fiddle Leaf Fig belongs to the Mulberry and Fig

The Statement Plant Your Space Deserves

Ficus Lyrata, commonly known as the Fiddle Leaf Fig, is the epitome of botanical elegance and is currently riding the wave of plant trends. Available in both tree and bush forms, this stunning plant boasts large, heavily veined green leaves that gracefully grow upright, making it a captivating addition to any space.

Scientifically classified as Ficus fic, the Fiddle Leaf Fig belongs to the Mulberry and Fig family and hails from the lush landscapes of Western Africa. Now, let's delve into Ed's comprehensive care guide to ensure your Ficus Lyrata thrives in its new home.

Plant Profile:

• Scientific Name: Ficus lyrata
• Common Name: Fiddle Leaf Fig
• Family: Mulberry and Fig
• Native Range: Western Africa

Fiddle Leaf Fig Care Guide:

• Light:  Needs Bright, indirect Light. Will rapidly deteriorate in dim lighting.  
• Water: Evenly moist. Avoid overwatering 
• Humidity: High
• Temperature: 65-75°F
• Pruning: Prune as needed to remove brown or dead leaves and control growth.
• Feeding: Fertilize monthly with a weak green plant liquid solution during the spring and summer.
• Propagation: Stem or leaf cuttings and air layering
• Pests: Subject to common pests
• Toxicity: Highly toxic to humans and pets
  

➡️Need more care tips? Check out our Fiddle Leaf Fig Care Guide for expert advice on keeping your plant happy and thriving!

History of the Fiddle Leaf Ficus – A Plant with African Royalty

Native to the tropical forests of Western Africa, the Fiddle Leaf Fig has long been a symbol of wealth and status. In some cultures, it was even placed in royal gardens to represent strength and prosperity.

Have a Fiddle Leaf That's Dropping Leaves? 

Don't give up on your Fiddle Leaf Fig if it seems like it's throwing a temper tantrum and dropping leaves. The solution may be as simple as moving it a foot or two in a different direction. Check out our blog on "Why Is My Fiddle Leaf Fig Dropping Leaves" Here!