How do i rebalance a lopsided fiddle leaf fig?
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how do I find certain plant for sale near me?Fiddle leaf fig tree
Comments (12)off to google Jeff Searles....thanks cear! starry-you know...I have been finding that out over the years. It is very disappointing! Hi walli! Good to see you again. I have not been here in awhile. Got my spanish moss hanging from my trees...still envious of all yours up there in deLand! Ok, so, you are saying home depot in delray? I definitely want it as an indoor houseplant. I want a nice woven basket pot...going for that "1970s" vibe in my 1970s ranch house we are renovating! I mean...we aren't putting in orange shag carpeting or wood paneling or avocado colored appliances, lol...just like a little sprinkling of that look. :) thanks again guys...post if you see this tree anywhere in particular...I am going to call the HD in Delray....See MoreHow do i get my fiddle leaf fig to grow branches outwards?
Comments (3)just at thought about growth direction. Plant normally grow towards the light so if you want your plant to do that then place it where there's a good overhead light source. For plants to bush out, you need to nip off the leader so that would be the tip of your tree. That should force out branches - but it takes time to happen....See MoreHow do I train my new fiddle leaf fig into a standard shape?
Comments (2)I haven't repotted, no. It's still in the pot from the nursery, which has drain holes. The surrounding grey pot in the picture is just a pot cover....See MoreCan you let me know how my fiddle leaf figs are doing?
Comments (4)Nothing that should be seen as concerning jumps out at you when you look them over - some very minor mechanical injury from getting banged around while they were handled at the greenhouse, some evidence of over-watering in the past, and it looks like maybe a bit of an adverse reaction to something applied (insecticide, fungicide, ......) in the past. They want warm temps 70-80*, moist but never wet or soggy soil, and all the light you can give them, during the winter especially. If you do decide to put them in full sun, make sure you take a little time to try to acclimate the leaves to the new site over a week or two. Best to move them to a full sun position at the onset of a stretch of cloudy days. Would you describe yourself as an experienced grower, or are you just getting started? Al...See MoreHU-948828018
5 years agoAli Burgess
5 years agotapla (mid-Michigan, USDA z5b-6a)
5 years agoAli Burgess
5 years agotapla (mid-Michigan, USDA z5b-6a)
5 years agoAli Burgess
5 years agoAli Burgess
5 years agotapla (mid-Michigan, USDA z5b-6a)
5 years ago
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