ficus lyrata vs fiddle leaf fig 4" Variegated Ficus 'Lyrata'

ficus lyrata vs fiddle leaf fig 4" Variegated Ficus 'Lyrata'Ficus Lyrata Variegated is a rare form of the classic fiddle leaf fig, with broad leaves marked by creamy white and green variegation. The foliage keeps the same familiar shape but adds contrast and variation from leaf to leaf, giving the plant a lighter, more dynamic look as it grows. It develops upright along a central stem and can branch over time, forming a full, tree like plant. Light: Bright, indirect light; avoid low light to maintain

Ficus ‘Lyrata Variegated’ is a rare form of the classic fiddle leaf fig, with broad leaves marked by creamy white and green variegation. The foliage keeps the same familiar shape but adds contrast and variation from leaf to leaf, giving the plant a lighter, more dynamic look as it grows. It develops upright along a central stem and can branch over time, forming a full, tree-like plant.

• Light: Bright, indirect light; avoid low light to maintain variegation
• Water: Water when the top 1–2 inches of soil feel dry; avoid overwatering
• Humidity: Prefers moderate humidity but adapts to average indoor levels
• Pet-Friendly: No; toxic to pets if ingested
• Care Level: Moderate; benefits from strong light and consistent care

Note: Images are a general representation of size and color. Variegation will vary.

Head's up! It's common for a bit of browning to occur on older leaves, especially in the variegated sections, during transit. New growth will emerge unaffected with proper care. This type of normal stress may not be covered under our Plant People Promise.