Fiddle Leaf Figs
Learn how to care for your plant baby
The Fiddle Leaf Fig, also known as the Ficus lyrata, graces the covers and photos of many design publications, bringing drama and height, and tying entire rooms together with its tall stature and enormous, elegant leaves. They can be tricky to take care of while the plant acclimates to your space, and until you learn their watering schedule. Here are some quick tips to ensure your Fiddle Leaf Fig remains healthy and vibrant for years to come.
Light
These fussy plants need bright indirect light. Too much direct light and those beautiful leaves with get singed. Too little light and it might drop its leaves in protest.
Water
Less is more when it comes to watering your Fiddle Leaf Fig. A simple test is to stick the top of your finger into the soil. If it comes out with dirt on it there is still moisture in the soil. If it comes out clean and dry, it's time to water!
Care
It's challenging to keep a Fiddle Leaf Fig alive in its nursery pot. Repot your plant in a new pot with drainage holes. Pop your plant in the shower every three months for a good soak, to remove dust and make the leaves shine.
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Fiddle Leaf Figs