What Is the Best pH for Fiddle Leaf Figs?
If your plant seems off, it could be an issue with the soil’s pH levels. Learn what is the best pH for fiddle leaf figs in this article.
7 Habits of Highly Effective Fiddle Leaf Fig Owners
Read the 7 habits of highly effective fiddle leaf fig owners based on our own experience and our observations of successful fiddle lovers in our Fiddle Leaf Fig Facebook group!
The Perfect Fiddle Leaf Fig Basket for Your Space
Fiddle Leaf Fig Resource Center created our own fiddle leaf fig basket, specifically designed to complement your fiddle leaf fig with style and functionality.
How to Treat and Prevent These 4 Common Fiddle Leaf Fig Diseases
You might run into one or more of these common fiddle leaf fig diseases and conditions at some point. It’s important to recognize them and know how to treat them!
When to Separate a Fiddle Leaf Fig
How do you know when to separate a fiddle leaf fig? Let’s talk about the signs to watch for that let you know it’s time to split.
How to Care for Your Fiddle Leaf Fig On Vacation
If you are going on vacation, you will want to ensure your fiddle leaf fig is still receiving the care it needs. Learn how best to care for your fiddle leaf fig while you’re on vacation.
Can It Be Saved? When to Give Up on a Fiddle Leaf Fig
We’ve received this question a lot through our email account and our Facebook group: Can my fiddle leaf fig tree be saved? The interesting thing is, the fiddle leaf figs in question range from fairly healthy-looking plants with a few spots to a completely dried-out stick. At what point is a fiddle leaf fig beyond …
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Fiddle Leaf Fig Troubleshooting: Sunburn or Not Enough Light?
A common question we see from fiddle leaf fig tree owners is “How much light does my fiddle need?” On that same note, sometimes it’s hard to tell whether your fiddle is getting too much light or not enough. Let’s talk about that in our fiddle leaf fig troubleshooting guide! Generally, fiddles LOVE light. As …
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The Ultimate Guide to Faux Fiddle Leaf Fig Trees
Around here, we’re obviously huge fans of real fiddle leaf figs. But we admit it, they can be a lot of work! Sometimes you want the look of a beautiful fiddle leaf fig but without all the watering, fertilizing, pruning, repotting, making sure it gets the perfect light, and so on. That’s when you need …
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2021 Gift Guide for Fiddle Leaf Fig Lovers
If you have a fiddle leaf fig lover in your life but aren’t sure what to get them for a birthday, Mother’s or Father’s Day, the holidays, or just a regular Tuesday, we’ve got you covered with our 2021 gift guide! We’ve compiled this handy guide of our favorite tools and goodies for every fiddle …
The Benefits of Owning a Fiddle Leaf Fig Tree
Many of us own fiddle leaf figs or other houseplants purely because they’re beautiful and fun to care for. And that’s reason enough! But there are many benefits of owning a fiddle leaf fig or other indoor plant. Plant parenthood isn’t just fun, it’s good for you too! Here are just a few of the …
3 Signs Your Fiddle Leaf Fig Needs Nutrients
Fiddle leaf figs need the proper nutrition to grow strong trunks and stems, beautiful green leaves, and a robust root structure to support the whole plant. Without the proper nutrients, your tree may suffer health problems! It’s important to know the signs that your fiddle leaf fig needs nutrients so you can correct the issue …
How to Fix a Root-Bound Fiddle Leaf Fig
If your fiddle leaf fig has been in the same pot for more than a year or two, it might be root-bound! This can also happen with a fiddle you just bought from a store or from someone you know. And when a fiddle is root-bound, it can cause health problems for the plant. Here’s …
Fiddle Leaf Fig Troubleshooting: Small Brown Spots on Mature Leaves
Fiddle Leaf Fig Troubleshooting: Small Brown Spots on Mature Leaves If you’re experiencing issues with your fiddle leaf fig, our comprehensive guide on fiddle leaf fig troubleshooting can help identify and address common problems. When a fiddle leaf fig isn’t happy, the first place you’ll notice problems is the leaves! Those big beautiful leaves can …
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A Fiddle Leaf Fig Lover’s Guide to the Variegated Rubber Tree
Around here, we’re huge fans of the variegated fiddle leaf fig, or ficus lyrata variegata. However, these trees are extremely rare, expensive, and difficult to care for. If you love the look of the variegated fiddle but have been unable to get your hands on one (or just aren’t confident that you can care for …
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The Ultimate Guide to Dwarf Fiddle Leaf Figs and Bambinos
The Ultimate Guide to Dwarf Fiddle Leaf Figs and Bambinos If you love the look of fiddle leaf figs but don’t want to take care of a giant tree, or if you want to add a little variety to your houseplant collection, a bambino fiddle leaf fig, or dwarf fiddle leaf figs, may be the …
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Another Fiddle Leaf Fig Victory: Fiddle Leaf Fig Troubleshooting
Nothing makes us happier than a fiddle leaf fig success story! This amazing story comes from Angela, a member of the Fiddle Leaf Fig Facebook group and houseplant parent to three fiddle leaf figs! We’ve had Angela on the blog before, and she’s been generous enough to share her journey, successes, mishaps, and lessons to help other fiddle …
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The Ultimate Guide to the Variegated Fiddle Leaf Fig
If you’ve been a fiddle leaf fig owner for a while and are ready to step up your game, you might be ready for a variegated fiddle leaf fig! These beauties look like regular fiddle leaf figs with those large, fiddle-shaped leaves we all know and love, but instead of solid, dark-green leaves, the variegated …
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