#fiddle leaf fig tree

[talkingtomyhouseplants]

Ficus lyrata - fiddle leaf fig tree - 4.5 years

She lost almost all of the leaves and she was super leggy, so I decided to chop her up in a few pieces. After waiting for a bit, the top part started coming out soon, but then I noticed the buds and I'm screaming!

That was my conversation with my fiddle leaf 😂

[talkingtomy-plants-former]

OMG! Super excited about this. She rooted and now she is in soil. I can’t wait to see her grow!!! 7/4/2019

[xjoyce66]

[talkingtomyhouseplants]

My dearest ficus lyrata! We definitely have built a strong relationship in the past 2.6 years and we’ve grown together! ❤️

[talkingtomyhouseplants]

Ficus lyrata | I’m so happy! It is growing a lot after being stressed when we moved in. ❤️

[talkingtomyhouseplants]

My fiddle leaf fig tree has not one, but TWO new leaves! 😱😱😱

[talkingtomyhouseplants]

Repotted my two ficus lyrata trees together. Hoping for a great year. The big one didn’t show any stressed signs when we moved here, but it is also dormant. 🤞🤔

[talkingtomyhouseplants]

So I have a tiny ficus lyrata at my workstation. I overfed her 6 months ago with a liquid fertilizer ( learnt my lesson!) and she has been in recovery since then. I’m happy to say that a new leaf is finally coming out and 2020 will be a great growing year! ❤️