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Air layer propagation update - fiddle leaf fig
My air layered Fiddle Leaf Fig is thriving and well! The mother plant has started to finally produce new leaves, and the baby ...
Make new plants to keep for yourself or share with friends and family. Olga Peshkova / Getty Images Fiddle leaf figs (Ficus lyrata) are popular houseplants known for their beautiful, large leaves.
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How to propagate a fiddle leaf fig: expert tips on achieving a successful cutting to grow free plants
Knowing how to propagate a houseplant is surprisingly one of the easiest ways to create a thriving and affordable plant ...
My fiddle leaf fig vacationed outdoors this summer. During my hurricane preparations, I noticed one stem is too tall for its indoor home. Can I cut it off and propagate new figs from it? I haven't ...
Like fashion, houseplants come in and out of vogue. In the 1970s and '80s, the snake plant was king of the hill. It was pushed aside by the ZZ plant. Now, we have fiddle leaf fig, also commonly called ...
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 superstar ...
Fiddle-leaf figs are one of the most high-maintenance — yet popular — houseplants. They are well known for their height and large, lush leaves that resemble a violin. A humidifier can be helpful since ...
No houseplant is trendier now than the fiddle leaf fig (Ficus lyrata). Named for its large, leathery, glossy green leaves shaped like violins, it fills the niche of “big-ole indoor plant” like no ...
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