The evergreen foliage and unique shapes make a perfect choice for office spaces and living centerpieces.
A unique houseplant containing large, huge-veined, violin-shaped leaves makes it the first choice of plant addicts.
Dense, upright appearance with a spreading nature and coarse texture perfect for your dull indoor corners.
How to Care?
An indoor plant, but loves being in a brightly lit place where they get enough indirect sunlight.
The leaves of the plant start leaning towards the bright light. It is best to keep rotating your Fiddle leaf fig plant for proper growth.
A nutrient-rich, porous, and well-drained soil is best to make the plant thrive at its best.
As a rule of thumb, always avoid overwatering during winter and increase the sessions during summer.
Avoid placing your Fiddle leaf fig plant near frosty windows as the plant may not survive icy conditions.
Always keep them at a humid place or regularly mist the plant at least 3-4 times daily.
The best time to feed the plant with fertilizer is during the spring and rainy seasons. Also, avoid applying fertilizer during the winter season.
Re-pot the plant with a fresh potting mix when the Fiddle leaf fig plant outgrows the old pot. Also, make sure that the pot also contains a drainage hole.
Never re-pot the plant during the afternoon. It is preferred to re-pot during late evening and keep it in a shady place for 2-3 days before bringing it to natural light.
Make sure to loosen the topsoil of the Fiddle Leaf Fig plant before applying fertilizer to allow the easy absorption of nutrients throughout the plant.
