is a fiddle leaf fig a ficus Fiddle Leaf Fig Tree: Ficus lyrata - 14 inch pot

is a fiddle leaf fig a ficus Fiddle Leaf Fig Tree: Ficus lyrata - 14 inch potSomeone once said, "Plants are like a box of chocolates, you never know which one you're going to get". Okay, maybe no one said that but you get the idea. No two plants are exactly the same! Your plant might vary slightly from what is pictured. Our aim is to find you a plant that closely resembles the one on our website as much as possible. Please note that all plants are final sale. Perhaps the most popular house plant, the coveted Fiddle Leaf Fig is

Someone once said, "Plants are like a box of chocolates, you never know which one you're going to get". Okay, maybe no one said that but you get the idea. No two plants are exactly the same! Your plant might vary slightly from what is pictured. Our aim is to find you a plant that closely resembles the one on our website as much as possible.

Please note that all plants are final sale.

Perhaps the most popular house plant, the coveted Fiddle Leaf Fig is spectacular when happy, however, these plants aren’t for the faint of heart. We recommend this species to more experienced plant enthusiasts.

The Fiddle Leaf Fig is a HIGH LIGHT plant!

LOCATION & LIGHT:

The fiddle leaf fig does best close to a south or west-facing window, or directly in front of an east-facing window. Figs will not tolerate low light conditions.

WATER:

A thorough watering when the soil is completely dry is ideal. It's best to check in on this plant weekly to assess the soil's moisture. Once the soil is sufficiently dry, time for a drink! Observe how your fig responds after you’ve watered. If your fig is allowed to remain completely dry for an extended period of time, it might lose a few leaves the next time you give it a drink.

Plants and pots sold separately!