Fiddle leaf fig plants are popular and generally easy to care for, making them a great fit for any houseplant grower.

Common fig tree care begins with warmth, although the fig tree can adjust to other climates, and it needs rich, well-drained soil. However, the adaptable fig tree plant can tolerate a range of ...

When the Ficus benjamina tree is grown indoors, the plants are normally pruned to keep them about 3 feet to 6 feet tall, and their trunks are sometimes braided for decorative appeal.

Many tropical plants have adapted to life indoors, but the fiddle-leaf fig is more temperamental than the rest. I mean, I know people who water them with better water than what they drink themselves.

Types of fiddle leaf figs The standard fiddle leaf fig (Ficus lyrata) is the most common option and the easiest one to find, explains Moulton. But if you’re looking for something more compact ...

Fig branches can survive temperatures down to 10F before dieback occurs and will sprout from the ground in temperatures down to 0F. This makes them great landscape trees in mild parts of our area.

To plant the fig tree, dig a hole as deep and twice as wide as its rootball. Remove the tree from the container and set it in the hole. Make sure the top of the rootball is level with or slightly ...

Gardening Yes, we can grow this fig tree in central Pennsylvania: George's Plant Pick of the Week Published: Sep. 29, 2018, 2:00 p.m.

While my 2-year-old is thriving, I've had much less success keeping my plants alive. Despite my black thumb rap sheet, I got sucked into the vortex of the fiddle leaf fig tree trend.

It is in a 10-inch pot for now, waiting for an old catalpa tree to be removed, after which it will be properly planted. I had a similar fig in a 20-inch pot that froze to death last winter.