Fiddle leaf figs are one of the most aesthetically pleasing and popular indoor plants, according to gardening researcher Madison Moulton from All About Gardening.Their large fleshy leaves make ...

Fiddle-leaf figs can be easily identified by their long, thin trunks blooming with large and slightly waxy-looking leaves. "As a houseplant, fiddle-leaf figs can grow 6 to 10 feet tall, ...

The fiddle-leaf fig doesn’t like any changes in its placement, and it also doesn’t like changes in the room temperature. Because of that, make sure you’re keeping your indoor temperature ...

If houseplants were celebrities, the fiddle leaf fig would undoubtedly be the A-lister of the botanical world. With its dramatically large, violin-shaped leaves and towering presence, this ...

If your fiddle leaf fig isn't getting enough water, it will start to droop and the leaves will feel crispy. You can easily test if your plant is under-watered by feeling the soil – if it is dry or the ...

Fiddle leaf fig trees have long been the stars of social media with good reason: A healthy fiddle fig is straight-up gorgeous. If you're trying to make your home Instagram-worthy, this houseplant ...

A fiddle leaf fig with a dull appearance and slow or no new growth is likely suffering from a lack of sunlight. Without sufficient light, the plant's leaves can't photosynthesize the food it needs ...

Fiddle-leaf figs are going to continue to thrive, just not in my house. Advertisement. Moving forward, I’m researching fruitless olive trees. I’m told they can take full sun.