Black spots on fiddle leaf fig leaves are small to large dark patches that can appear on the upper or lower surfaces of the leaves. They might look like tiny freckles, large splotches, or even crispy, dead areas. These spots are usually a sign that something’s off with your plant’s environment or health. When I…
Root rot is a condition where a plant’s roots decay, often due to excess moisture and poor drainage. For fiddle leaf figs, it’s a death sentence if left unchecked. The roots turn black or brown, become mushy, and can no longer absorb water or nutrients, starving the plant. I still remember the sinking feeling when…
I’ll never forget the moment I noticed my fiddle leaf fig’s leaves curling. It was my favorite plant, its big, glossy leaves making my living room feel like a tropical oasis. Then, one day, those perfect leaves started curling inward, looking sad and stressed. Fiddle leaf figs (Ficus lyrata) are a darling of American homes….
When I first got my fiddle leaf fig, I was obsessed with keeping it happy. I watered it every few days, thinking I was being a great plant parent. Then the yellow leaves and brown spots appeared. I felt like a failure. My plant was practically screaming for help. But after researching, repotting, and adjusting…
I’ll never forget the day I noticed brown spots on my fiddle leaf fig. It was my pride and joy, sitting in the corner of my living room, its glossy green leaves adding a touch of elegance to my home. Then, one morning, I saw them—ugly, brown patches marring those perfect leaves. Panic set in….
When I got my fiddle leaf fig, I thought it would be easy. I placed it in a dark corner, watered it randomly, and ignored its needs. Leaf drop was my wake-up call. After researching and adjusting my care routine, my plant is now the centerpiece of my living room. So, if your fiddle leaf…
Fiddle leaf figs are the darlings of indoor plant enthusiasts. Their large, glossy, violin-shaped leaves make them a statement piece in any home. But when those vibrant green leaves start turning yellow, it’s enough to make any plant parent panic. I’ve been there, staring at my fiddle leaf fig, wondering what I did wrong. If…
The fiddle leaf fig (Ficus lyrata) is the rock star of houseplants. Its oversized, glossy leaves conspicuously scream elegance. I remember how I was hooked the first time I saw one in a trendy café. Its lush foliage transformed a bland corner into a tropical oasis. I was hooked. But let me be honest—growing a…