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Remember - the amount of light your plant receives will directly govern the frequency of waters that you should give.Īllow a third of the soil to dry out between irrigations during the spring and summer, reducing this further through the colder months. Although most specimens will still do well in shadier spots, it's vital to decrease the amount of water to counteract the slowed rates of drying soil. Alternatively, situations that don't boast enough light will result in slowed or elongated growth, mould developing on the soil and a heightened risk of root rot. Fiddle-Leaf Figs that receive too much light will show symptoms of sun-scorch, that include pale-yellowed foliage, crispy brown patches and stunted growth. If you're feeling a little extra, provide an hour of morning or evening sunlight during the autumn and winter months to keep the plant satisfied over the darkened period.
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FREE UK Delivery, regardless of the price!Ī bright, indirect location is best for all-round growth.Comes with a free step-by-step guide on repotting and 50% off a 1-to-1 plant-advice call with Joe Bagley.100% peat-free with recyclable packaging.A beautiful blend of coconut coir, perlite, bark and biochar to promote stronger roots and healthier leaves.Thinking of repotting your Fiddle-Leaf Fig soon? Keep an eye out for Spider Mites which are located along the ridges of the under-leaves.Be sure to respect the roots as transplant shock is a big issue that'll result in curling leaves. Repot every three years using a 'Houseplant' labelled potting mix.Fertilise using a 'Houseplant' labelled feed every four waters in the spring and summer, reducing this to every six in the colder months.Although average humidity is acceptable, you can introduce a pebble tray or mist the foliage at monthly intervals to increase humidity & hydrate the leaves.It's recommended not to use the bottom-up method of submersion due to the risk of root rot. Allow the soil' top third to dry out in between waters.Bright, indirect light is best, with slightly darker locations being accepted, too.Need the answer to a specific plant query? Book a 1-to-1 video call with Joe Bagley, the website's friendly author, to overcome and address your niggling problem! Available on iMessage, WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger & more. Origins, Temperature, Propagation, Repotting & Toxicity.Location, Water, Humidity & Fertilisation.