Fiddle leaf fig propagation is easy. In 6 steps, create another fiddle leaf fig plant for yourself. Follow our steps for fiddle leaf fig propagation.
Every houseplant lover began as a novice on their plant-loving journey, and we’ve nearly all encountered the fast and devastating harm that an extra sunny window can do to our plants. We’re happy to collaborate with Jared and his photographer Matt of Jared’s Detours as Jared rehabs a stunning Fiddle Leaf Fig tree that declined …
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If you’re a fiddle leaf fig aficionado trying to grow your herd, you may start to consider fiddle leaf fig propagation. Why would you want to propagate your plant? Easiest answer is, you can grow many plants from one original plant. This saves you money and allows you to clone your favorite fiddle leaf fig …
Fiddle leaf fig propagation is not hard and you can be successful, I promise! The first step is to try. I suggest taking 3 cuttings to begin with. You may lose 1 or 2 of them, but you are more likely to have at least 1 successfully grow roots for propagation. Steps to Propagate a …
When you begin considering propagating your fiddle leaf fig, you may come across articles about how to make your own rooting hormone. But do these methods work? Are they safe for your fiddle leaf fig and other indoor houseplants? What Is a Rooting Hormone? Auxin is a naturally occurring substance in all plants that tells …
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Growing Fiddle Leaf Fig Plants From Stem Cuttings Are you ready to propagate your fiddle leaf fig? Maybe you have tried propagation before, but for some reason, your cuttings never survive. Our in-depth video along with this post will help you master fiddle leaf fig propagation. Propagation Basics Propagating your fiddle leaf fig is an …
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Once you’ve started to collect houseplants, you’re going to realize two things: 1) You want MORE 2) Houseplants can get pricey if you buy them all as mature plants. This means it’s time to learn how to propagate houseplants! Propagation is fun and rewarding because it allows you to clone your favorite houseplants, get more …
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Quick: What’s the only thing better than a lush fiddle leaf fig plant? If you answered, “TWO lush fiddle leaf fig plants,” then you hit the nail on the head. Nurturing this unique tree is a great experience, but even better is helping your tree produce another fiddle. Here’s how to do exactly that. Propagation Tools …
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Jackye Carroll of Pass Christian, Mississippi, has loved fiddle leaf fig plants for most of her life. She was one of the first people to embrace a fiddle leaf fig tree when she bought her original plant for her first apartment in 1970. She adored it for 35 years, until Hurricane Katrina took all of …
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If you’ve decided you’d like to propagate a fiddle leaf fig plant, there’s no time like the present. The best time to propagate your plant is in the spring when your plant is naturally growing and there’s plenty of light available. But to ensure a successful outcome and a smooth process, there are a few …
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