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If your fiddle leaf fig plant is starting to display its roots above the soil, then it’s definitely time to repot the plant. These plants… Read More »Should The Roots Of A Fiddle Leaf Fig Be Exposed?

It is possible to propagate a fiddle leaf fig from a single leaf, although not always as successful as stem cuttings. The best way to… Read More »Can You Propagate A Fiddle Leaf Fig From A Single Leaf?

Pests – Fiddle leaf figs are susceptible to fairly common pests, such as mealy bugs, scale, mites, whiteflies, and aphids, but on a healthy, growing… Read More »Do Fiddle Leaf Figs Attract Bugs?

Its best to fertilize your FLF mainly in the growth season, which is Spring and Summer. Typically I water my FLF weekly. Then once a… Read More »When Should I Feed My Fiddle Leaf Fig?

Here’s how to do it: Use a clean, sharp blade to make an incision above a node. Just ABOVE the node, make an incision 1/3… Read More »How Do You Grow New Branches On A Fiddle Leaf Fig?

A week to ten days between waterings is the widespread consensus from many who successfully grow fiddle leaf fig plants. If the leaves of your… Read More »How Often Should You Bottom Water Fiddle Leaf Fig?

Make sure not to water your Fiddle Leaf Fig again until the top 1-2 inches of soil feels dry (use your finger to test). Because… Read More »Do You Water Fiddle Leaf Fig After Repotting?

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?