10 Easy Steps to Become a Fiddle Leaf Fig Expert Today!
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- Опубліковано 23 лют 2023
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** The 10 Commandments of Fiddle Leaf Fig Care **
Fiddle leaf fig care can be complex and overwhelming, especially if you are a first-time plant owner.
Good fiddle leaf fig care makes your plant stronger and more resistant to disease. But poor care creates a downward spiral of sickness and problems. The trick is to learn the basics of care and provide consistency and know what problems to watch out for along the way.
Whether you’re a brand-new plant parent or if you’re a seasoned houseplant enthusiast, watch this video. It shares the 10 commandments of fiddle leaf fig care so you can grow a happy, healthy, fiddle leaf fig.
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That was the most beautiful explanation ever that I have seen on UA-cam. Thank you so much.
I live in Arizona which the climate is really dry . 🌞
But after five months with this beauty, she give me two brand new leaf 🍃 ..
Yes, it doesn’t happen overnight. It takes time people.
Thank you
Wow, thank you so much for your kind words!! Happy Growing!
Great communicator 🌞
I live New Orleans suburb, I left my Fiddle Fig out on small patio during freeze, it’s still doing fine. I only lost one left to the freeze. Also, I did propagate by cutting one leaf off-it has a big long root tail!!😊
Fantastic!
Fiddle leaf Friday. I received my fiddle leaf gif in Nov. I am still learning and listening to your tips
That is amazing!
Hi Claire. Love your videos.
I'm from Chile so I can't buy your products :(, what should I look for on a fertilizer for regular watering? Like in the label of ingredients
Hello! Yes, any 3-1-2 NPK ratio fertilize is best.
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Are you still making propagation promoter? I can’t find that product! Thank you!
Hi Desiree yes it is available now on Amazon. amzn.to/3H83Pi1
how to know when to get a bigger pot
Great question! When you have roots coming out the top, bottom, and wrapping around the inner edge, it is time to move up a size.
Do these rules also apply to ficus plants? Also do you have videos on different plants?
Hi Karen, yes these can be applied to any ficus variety.
How can i get specific help? I'll pay! My FLF from my husbands funeral is in bad shape and im about to have a nervous breakdown over worrying about losing this plant 😭😭😭
We have a helpful community for you! fiddleleaffigplant.com/community Post your pictures and care routine and you'll receive quick help!
Hi Clair 👋🏽 I'm hoping you can help me. I got my fiddle leaf fig 3 months ago on clearance. It was severely neglected but still alive. A few leaves were dry and the root ball was completely dry. I cleaned up the dried out leaves and watered it. Since it was winter I've only been watering it once a month. It's seemed to b doing fine but now that its spring I was thinking I should repot it. The root ball is still dry and the water runs straight through. Should I break apart the root ball and repot with new soil? Some one told me I can just put fresh soil on top but that doesn't sound right. Can you help me?😊
Hello! Yes, I do agree it sounds like it needs to be in new soil that is not hydrophobic. Repot with fresh fast draining soil, no worries about breaking up the root system, the less you mess with the roots the better! Place it in a pot with multiple holes on the bottom and water thoroughly. Wait to water again when the top inches of soil are dry ensuring the full root system gets access to the water and it continues to drain properly. Place the plant right up in front of and up against your brightest window!
@@FiddleLeafFigPlant Thank you so much! I will keep you updated on progress
Hi I need help. Based off your videos, I suspect my plant had root rot and not enough sun. So, I bought your fig leaf soil and bought it a grow light. It’s still not perking up. I only water once per week with 1 cup of water..what more can I do?? It’s driving me nuts lol.
Hi Megan, thanks for reaching out! Is your plant sitting directly in front of and up against your brightest window? I recommend watering when the top inches of soil are dry and ensuring that water is draining properly out the bottom drainage holes. 1 cup is enough for a 1 foot plant. But your plant will most likely need more water. Water thoroughly and I am certain it will perk up!
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Pots
This is one of my favorites. I always recommend to leave the plant in a nursery pot with multiple holes at the bottom but use any decorative pot or basket you like! amzn.to/3NJaOBI
Hi Clare , please can you advise me on my FLF ? She’s been with me about 3 years and so far was pretty easy. I feed her liquid gold leaf , potted her in a soil mix with bark , perlite and worm castings. She’s in front of a shaded south facing window. She’s more of a bush than a tree with 2 main stems and 3 thinner ones. So far this year she’s had no new main leaves , just a few tiny yellowish growth on the thinner stems. She’s also dropped a few bigger leaves which had turned brown around the edges. She has been moved around a bit due to decorating and the small bottom leaves are underneath the window but I’m concerned that she’s not putting out new growth in what should be growing season. Any advice please ?
Great question! Is she outgrowing her pot? That can be a main reason why fiddle leaf fig grows or stops. If there is no room for the root system to continue growing, it is not able to support new branches and growth.
@@FiddleLeafFigPlant hi Claire , I actually thought that and repotted her a couple of weeks ago . She wasn’t particularly root bound but the roots are so thin anyway it’s hard for me to tell. There were roots above the soil though. She was also repotted last year too . I tend to be an under waterer as I’m scared of root rot so I wonder if that’s been the problem. I have a similar problem with a rubber plant , the leaves are thin and droopy , then turn yellow and drop off .
Hi! Please guide .am a beginner.I hv one fiddle fig and I wish to hv few branches by notching .so, where to cut ? below the leaf or above the leaf ?
You would want to notch within the internodal space. I have a whole video on how to do this! Watch here: ua-cam.com/video/-z2c4UtxASI/v-deo.html
@@FiddleLeafFigPlant yes I watched all the vdos related to notching, still asking as am not getting properly.Internodal means from below one leaf to above next below leaf, so anywhere can I notch or just below/ above 1 leaf?? Please guide 🙏
I live in Florida just off the river. Two tall figs are under roof. Something is eating the leaves, big bites. I spray with Neem weekly. Still they are eating away.Thank goodness new growth is coming, but a new leaf got eaten in half. I have notched and waiting for results. What can I do?
Hi there, is it a snail or some other type of bug? You can try pruning the top to encourage more branches and new leaves to grow.
If you have brown spots on a leaf, should you remove the leaf that is affected?
I always recommend to remove a leaf that is more than 50% damaged.
@@FiddleLeafFigPlant okay thank you!
So I failed #1. I never had a drainage hole 🤦🏾♀️!
That's ok! Make sure it is in a pot with multiple draining holes and you'll be good!
@@FiddleLeafFigPlant will do. This will be a hubby project today- drill holes into existing pot.