Fiddle-Leaf Figs
Fiddle-Leaf Figs, scientifically known as Ficus lyrata, are tall upright tropical ficus plants with variable large and broad violin-shaped leaves. Often grown indoors as houseplants, fiddle-leaf figs should be potted in containers and repotted yearly as their roots grow.
Fiddle-leaf figs grow up to 40’-50’ (12-15 m) outdoors, but commonly have heights between 3’-5’ (.9-1.5 m) when maintained as houseplants.
Fiddle-Leaf Figs, scientifically known as Ficus lyrata, are tall upright tropical ficus plants with variable large and broad violin-shaped leaves. Often grown indoors as houseplants, fiddle-leaf figs should be potted in containers and repotted yearly as their roots grow.
Fiddle-leaf figs grow up to 40’-50’ (12-15 m) outdoors, but commonly have heights between 3’-5’ (.9-1.5 m) when maintained as houseplants.
