Ficus Lyrata Bush – 14"

A bold and sophisticated tropical statement plant admired for its oversized, violin-shaped leaves and dense, bushy growth. Ficus Lyrata, commonly known as the Fiddle Leaf Fig, produces broad, glossy green foliage with prominent veining and gently rippled edges. Its substantial 14-inch size and full multi-stem form create impressive volume and architectural presence, making it an outstanding floor plant for living rooms, offices, entryways, reception areas, and spacious interiors.

Key Features

• Large, distinctive fiddle-shaped leaves with rich green color and prominent veining
• Dense bush form creates a lush, full appearance with multiple growing stems
• Bold architectural foliage provides an impressive tropical focal point
• Substantial 14-inch size is ideal for floor displays and larger indoor spaces
• Excellent statement plant for homes, offices, reception areas, and commercial interiors

Plant Care Instructions

• Light: Prefers abundant bright, indirect light and can benefit from gentle morning sunlight. Avoid sudden exposure to intense direct sun, which may scorch the foliage.
• Water: Allow the top 3–5 cm of soil to dry before watering thoroughly. Let excess water drain completely and avoid allowing the plant to sit in standing water.
• Soil: Use a fertile, loose, well-draining indoor potting mix amended with perlite, bark, or similar material to provide good root aeration.
• Humidity: Appreciates moderate humidity and stable growing conditions. Keep away from excessively dry heating vents, air conditioners, and strong drafts.
• Temperature: Thrives at approximately 18–27°C. Protect from sudden temperature fluctuations and prolonged temperatures below 13°C.
• Fertilizer: Feed every 4–6 weeks during spring and summer with a balanced houseplant fertilizer according to label directions. Reduce feeding during slower winter growth.
• Maintenance: Wipe the broad leaves periodically with a soft, damp cloth to remove dust and maximize light absorption. Rotate occasionally for balanced growth, but avoid frequent changes in location.
• Pruning: Remove damaged or declining foliage with clean tools. Selective stem pruning can help control height, improve shape, and encourage fuller branching.
• Repotting: Repot every 2–3 years or when noticeably root-bound, moving into a sturdy container only slightly larger than the existing pot with excellent drainage.

Note: Plant height, fullness, leaf size, and growth habit may naturally vary from the product image. Plant pot may also vary in design. Most plants come in a one-time-use plastic grower pot.