Benefits of Fiddle-Leaf Fig Plant

Air Purifier :

The Fiddle-leaf Fig plant plays a big role in purifying the air inside our homes and workplaces. Its large leaves absorb pollutants in the air and release oxygen.

Decor :

The Fiddle-leaf Fig is a statement indoor plant and instantly becomes the focal point of any room. It also creates a calming and natural ambiance when in view.

Low Maintenance :

Fiddle-leaf Fig plants are easy to grow. Place it in a well-ventilated, diffused sunlight area or a well-lit indoor space, and the plant will thrive. Beginners can also grow this beautiful plant. 

Care Tips For the Fiddle-Leaf Fig Plant

Watering :

Water the Fiddle-leaf Fig plant when the soil is completely dry. Since the plant is mostly placed indoors, it may take a few days for the soil to become completely dry. Water thoroughly

Light :

Do not keep the Fiddle-leaf Fig plant in direct sunlight as it will burn its leaves. Keep the plant in a medium or filtered light. The best light to fall on this plant is from the east or north-facing window.

Placement :

Place the Fiddle-leaf Fig in the east or north-facing place so that the morning sunlight can fall on it.

Fertilisation :

Add fertilizers such as vermicompost every 2 months to balance the nutritional needs of the Fiddle-leaf Fig plant. Keep tilling the soil to increase aeration.

Ideal Soil Mix :

The Fiddle-leaf Fig plant requires well-draining soil that does not retain much water. The ideal soil mix for this plant is, Cocopeat (50%) + Garden Soil (30%) + Vermicompost (20%)

Pruning :

Pruning the Fiddle-leaf Fig plant regularly will ensure that it has a bushier, healthier growth. The plant also grows faster when pruned.

Pest Control :

The Fiddle-leaf Fig plant is susceptible to fungus gnats and spider mites. However, spraying the plant with neem oil spray will be a good precautionary measure.