Transplanting once a year is ideal. 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 ...

According to plant expert and founder of Plant Drop, Dom Butler, these include: Light: "Ficus Lyrata, better known as the ...

W hether it’s naturally outgrown its planter or you’re just looking to switch it up with a new pot, your fiddle leaf fig (Ficus lyrata) may need repotting. Although this beloved houseplant has ...

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 ...

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 ...

Learn how to tell if your fiddle leaf fig needs more sunlight, plus general care tips and lower-light alternatives.

With its jumbo-sized leaves and spindly trunk, the fiddle-leaf fig, or Ficus lyrata, popped up in Céline boutiques everywhere, and was used in the offices of companies like Marimekko and mattress ...

It'd hard not to love fiddle leaf figs (Ficus lyrata). These beautiful plants are ... However, while the fiddle leaf fig certainly has many admirers, it also has a reputation for being a bit ...

At a glance Identifying a fiddle-leaf fig If you've scrolled through Instagram ... "Most people grow the main species (Ficus lyrata), though there are several varieties available, including ...