Fiddle leaf fig plants are popular and generally easy to care for, making them a great fit for any houseplant grower.

Types of fiddle leaf figs The standard fiddle leaf fig (Ficus lyrata) is the most common option and the easiest one to find, explains Moulton. But if you’re looking for something more compact ...

No houseplant is trendier now than the fiddle leaf fig (Ficus lyrata). Named for its large, leathery, glossy green leaves shaped like violins, it fills the niche of “big-ole indoor plant” like ...

To fertilize your fiddle-leaf fig, choose a fertilizer with an NPK 3:1:2 ratio — that's nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium — and fertilize in the growing season during spring and summer ...

It'd hard not to love fiddle leaf figs (Ficus lyrata). These beautiful plants are adored for their large, glossy leaves, and their sculptural silhouette. They can be a real statement piece in a ...

The fiddle leaf fig tree ( Ficus lyrata) is a bold plant to grow in the house. The thick, leathery, vibrant dark green leaves are shaped like a fiddle and are sizable: 8 to 18 inches long and 12 ...

According to Salmeri, the No. 1 seller at Rolling Greens is still very much the fiddle-leaf fig — the waxy, tropical-feeling plant that came to define 2010’s home decor.

I had another fiddle-leaf fig in a west-facing window and it didn’t do well at all. That window is the perfect spot for the plant. Water: “I water my plants with hot water from the tap.

A popular tropical plant for the home is the fiddle leaf fig (Ficus lyrata). This ficus can be kept as a short plant, or grown into a multi-stemmed shrub or a large tree. The trunk has a bold ...