The fiddle leaf fig has become a houseplant staple. Loved for its large, paddle-shaped leaves and tall, upright stature, it's ...

For the best fiddle leaf fig care, you will need to transplant your fiddle leaf fig over time to give it room to grow (make sure to adjust the amounts of fertilizer based on your new pot).

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 ...

Even if you do plant your fiddle leaf fig in one of these, you'll want to check the soil moisture regularly and ensure that at least the top half inch or so of soil is allowed to dry out to avoid ...

“Huge, old fiddle leaf fig plant. Pick up Cambridge, 45 mins north of Minneapolis, MN.” When Crystal Blackledge, a 36-year-old photographer and mother of three, listed her fiddle-leaf fig for ...

Fiddle leaf figs are finicky can be quite tricky to grow indoors. (Marv Bondarowicz/2007) We're into winter, but gardening questions never end. Get answers from Ask an Expert, an online question ...

How Often Should You Water Fiddle Leaf Fig Plants? Maintaining proper moisture levels is crucial. "Generally, water it every 7-10 days, but let the top two inches of soil dry out first," Nyman ...

The fig leaf is known as a symbol of modesty in art. The motif drawn was from the Bible, when in Genesis Adam and Eve realized their nakedness after eating the forbidden fruit, and sewed together ...