Learn how to tell if your fiddle leaf fig needs more sunlight, plus general care tips and lower-light alternatives.

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Reviewed by Debra LaGattuta Fiddle leaf fig (Ficus lyrata) sometimes gets a finicky reputation. It's not the easiest houseplant to grow, but its lovely large leaves and tree form make it worth a ...

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In my study there is a fiddle leaf fig next to my glass entry door, where it can receive sunlight. Looking at it, I count six large, lush leaves, with a seventh sprouting. Overall, the plant is in ...

How to care for houseplants in a heatwave: 5 ways to protect plants from extreme temperatures How to care for a fiddle leaf fig: an expert guide As one of the hardest plants to keep alive, caring for ...

Before buying a Fiddle Leaf Fig, ask yourself 'where should I place my Fiddle Leaf Fig plant in my home'. This is important to do before you bring your plant home because, as you'll quickly discover ...

If properly cared for, indoor fiddle leaf figs can live around 15 years before reaching maturity. Once you have found the perfect spot, try not to move the plant around as this can cause it to go into ...

Finding your fiddle leaf fig drooping is surprisingly common. These houseplants have a reputation for being botanical divas that need everything 'just right' in order to thrive. Thankfully, drooping ...

This architectural houseplant offers brilliant displays of foliage, but limp leaves are a tell-tale sign your leafy green is unhappy ...

The transformation in my home has been nothing short of remarkable. What started as a desperate attempt to save one dying plant has turned into a complete revolution in how I care for my indoor garden ...