Whether it’s naturally outgrown its planter or you’re just looking to switch it up with a new pot, your fiddle leaf fig (Ficus lyrata) may need repotting. Although this beloved houseplant has a ...

Learning how to propagate a fiddle leaf fig is an extremely rewarding experience. While this plant has a reputation for being difficult to care for, it is surprisingly easy to propagate a fiddle leaf ...

Fiddle leaf figs need more sunlight than you think. Signs that your plant needs more light include yellow or brown leaves, legginess, lack of growth, and leaf drop. Gradually acclimate your plant to ...

The right care can help this unique houseplant thrive. Fiddle leaf fig (Ficus lyrata) plants are known for being finicky. They’re more sensitive than houseplants that can forgive inconsistent care and ...

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If houseplants were celebrities, the fiddle leaf fig would undoubtedly be the A-lister of the botanical world. With its dramatically large, violin-shaped leaves and towering presence, this superstar ...

Fiddle-leaf figs are one of the most high-maintenance — yet popular — houseplants. They are well known for their height and large, lush leaves that resemble a violin. A humidifier can be helpful since ...

“Huge, old fiddle leaf fig plant. Pick up Cambridge, 45 mins north of Minneapolis, MN.” When Crystal Blackledge, a 36-year-old photographer and mother of three, listed her fiddle-leaf fig for sale on ...

My fiddle-leaf fig is dying. As I pick up its brittle, brown leaves off the floor, I apologize aloud (since I have started talking to myself during the pandemic) and recall when it was lush and ...