recommends propagating your fiddle leaf fig by rooting the topmost shoot of the plant. The cutting should have a few leaves attached — at least two. Make your cut slightly below one of the nodes (the ...

And finally, as always when pruning plants, make your cuts just above a healthy growth node (a bump on the stem) or a healthy leaf. Brown, dead leaves can be cut off at any time. Remember to wear ...

Wondering if you can put your fiddle leaf fig outdoors? The answer is yes! Fiddle leaf figs make great outdoor plants when ...

You may have heard that fiddle-leaf figs (Ficus lyrata) are the drama queens of plants - stunning and opulent yet notoriously high maintenance and finicky. Their height and large, violin-shaped ...

Video: With large, glossy leaves, the fiddle leaf fig – aka Ficus lyrata – is an attractive houseplant loved for its striking ...