Fruits

Here are a few clear signs your Fiddle Leaf Fig has root rot: Wet, soggy, or mushy brown roots. Dripping, soaked, or waterlogged soil and… Read More »How Can You Tell If A Fiddle Leaf Fig Has Root Rot?

It can live for up to 25-50 years (if cared for properly in non-tropical conditions). What makes it so popular among design circles? Most people… Read More »How Long Do Indoor Fig Trees Live?

Technically, you can revive your fiddle if part of the trunk or stem is still alive, but it will take a lot of time and… Read More »Can I Bring A Dead Fiddle Leaf Fig Back To Life?

The oldest tree known to have been planted by a human rather than by natural seeding is a 2,300-year-old sacred fig or bo-tree (Ficus religiosa)… Read More »What Is The Oldest Living Fig Tree?

One of the most popular short-term cosmetic treatments recommended online is to put coconut oil on fiddle leaf fig leaves. Is coconut oil good for… Read More »Can I Put Coconut Oil On My Fiddle Leaf Fig?

Fiddle leaf figs (Ficus lyrata) are some of the most dramatic, beautiful houseplants you can own, but they’re also prone to several potentially puzzling problems.… Read More »Are Fiddle Leaf Figs Dramatic?

How to Stake a Fiddle Leaf Tree to Grow Straight. If you need a quick fix to save a floppy fiddle leaf fig, you can… Read More »How Do You Straighten A Fiddle Leaf Fig Tree?

Watering Your Fiddle Leaf Fig But, there is one rule with these fussy beauties—they do not, under any circumstances, like having wet feet. It is… Read More »Can Fiddle Leaf Fig Leaves Get Wet?

To stake your tree, get a bamboo or wooden stake the same length as the trunk and stick it in the soil close to the… Read More »How Do I Get My Fig Tree To Stand Up Straight?