My very first Fiddle Leaf Fig propagation is now a sweet little tree. 🌿 Propping a Fiddle Leaf Fig, a full tutorial. 🌿 1. You can cut year round but regrowth and rooting is slower in the cooler months.✂️ 2. You MUST let the cutting dry overnight before putting into water to prevent rot. 🌬️ 3. Change the water monthly and add a fertiliser. 💦 4. Keep the cutting and mother plant in a humid spot. 🌞 5. Be patient and dont fuss over the cutting, mine finely rooted when I went away and stopped ch

Fiddle leaf fig propagation After a lot of requests, finally here is a fiddle leaf fig (FLF) propagation video 😊 There are 2 ways to propagate a FLF: 1) Tip cutting or branch cutting - cut the top of the main stalk, or tip of a branch, if your plant has branches. You don't want the cutting to have more than 1-2 leaves if they are large, or 3-4 if they are small. You don't have to remove the whole leaves, you could also cut them in half. This is what I would recommend for very large leaves. Why?

I love the fiddle leaf fig plant (ficus lyrata) and currently have five - not including my fiddle leaf propagations. I have had fiddle leaf plants in my collection for the past four years and find them such a lovely plant that is definitely not fragile. I was put off buying one for a while as so many people said they are hard to maintain - so I am here to break that stereotype! Lets go through some care, my routine and my bloopers - including the big drop 🥴 I also show you what thrips, root rot