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Fiddle Leaf Fig Care

When it comes to fiddle leaf fig care, our page offers everything you need—from premium products and expert care guides to answers for your most frequently asked questions—all designed to help your plant thrive.

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Fiddle Leaf Fig Starter Kit

Fiddle Leaf Fig Starter Kit

$39.07
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Fiddle Leaf Fig Plant Food

Fiddle Leaf Treats®

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Big Leaf Energy Plant Wellness Sprays

Big Leaf Energy®

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microfiber plant gloves

Microfiber Dusting Gloves for Plants : Leaf Lovers 2.0

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Fiddle Leaf Fig Care Guides

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    Fiddle Leaf Fig Beginner's Checklist

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    The Art of Repotting the Fiddle Leaf Fig

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    5 Reasons Your Fiddle Leaf Fig Tree is Dying (or is it?)

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Top Questions About Fiddle Leaf Fig Plant Care

Your fiddle leaf fig tree wants consistent, gentle nutrients. Use Fiddle Leaf Treats® at 1-2 scoops per gallon every time your water for best results.

If your fiddle leaf fig is dropping leaves, its time to inspect the soil and environment. Typically, leaves will drop due to lack of moisture or shock from an environment change. Maintaining proper hydration will prevent leaf drop for your plant. Keeping your tree in a stationary spot away from drafts will help prevent upsetting your plant as well. And don’t worry, once you have your fiddle leaf fig stabilized, it can all grow back!

Red spots on the leaves of your fiddle leaf fig tree is caused by a condition called edema, which is brought on by moisture stess. These spots go away as the leaf matures, but in extreme cases, will weaken the health of the leaf. If your plant has these spots on new leaves, it's a signal to space out your watering regimen.

Check that the top 50%-70% of the potting soil of your fiddle leaf fig tree is completely dry before watering. Then, flood the pot until water escapes through the bottom drainage holes.

Leaves that turn brown from the center outward typically indicate a root problem. Check the soil for excess moisture or a foul odor, which are common signs of root rot. If the browning starts at the edges and is accompanied by a crispy texture, your fiddle leaf fig likely needs more frequent watering.