I bought one small (not bambino though) last September. The roots where really small. When I researched online i realised that my country, Iceland, is maybe not the best place for this plant but I put it in my brightest window (under a radiator). In the beginning of January it started to grow a new leaf!! I was so surprised 😃 No grow light (and we are talking about only 3-5 hours a daylight in December. ) The new leaf is standing upright and growing and my ficus is just perfect even though there is almost no sun at this time of year I’m really proud and can’t wait for the summer!!
I bought my first Ficus Lyrata and “YOU ARE THE MOST KNOWLEDGEABLE “ in all the plants. After extensive research I give you 100% 👍🏼✨👏🏼✨👏🏼❤️💓❤️💓❤️. For the best explanation, knowledge, simple and to the point. I’m soooo HAPPY I found your Chanel THANK YOU!!!!😃😃😃✨🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
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You guys are without doubt are so informative and the best on CZcams for me…I have watches 100s of plant videos…only subscribe to yours now, you’re the best…please keep them coming! 🥰
Great informative video. I love that you’re not trying to get people to buy things but just giving solid, sound info. Please do a video on string of pearls.
I have watched so many fiddle leaf fig videos this video truly has been the most practically comprehensive video I have found especially on the explanation of brown spots and plant temperament. Thank you!!
Great video! I think I have a Bambino, it's a happy plant and growing beautifully, but it has smaller leaves. I thought it was not a happy guy but it is growing so I left it where it is and now I know it's not going to be a giant. Thank you for sharing your information and I really enjoy all your videos 🌻
You create some very long videos but I find them absolutely useful - definitely enjoying your ‘everything you need to know’ series. Could you please do one on rubber plant?
Usually I'd have to research tons of plant videos for care info. You are now my go to person. You're like a plant encyclopedia. Other videos leave out critical info. You get to the point and cover it all. Thank you very much.
I had a 1ft tall bambino that left outside under the rain and sun (more than 30c here), I fed it with sheep manure but it was mostly ignored. It grew into 4 feet tall and branched 4 new stems at once! I was ecstatic, I repotted it in a big pot and moved its location. Then it died! If I had watched your video earlier, I’d have saved my bambino 😭. Great detailed content!
People say the bambinos grow slower than the regular fiddle figs with my regular fiddle fig has grown maybe an inch in the last year and my Bambino that I’ve only had for a month has grown 4 inches in one month . So maybe I just got one with good genetics. But it’s growing like a weed!! Sorry about your bambino. Pinch the bud off at the beginning of spring and you should get about 3 new ones each time. Then you don’t have to prune and lose height.
Non-Swedish weather checking in here. I have one growing in my yard, under another, much larger tree. I've never done anything for it for as long as I've lived here, and it seems happy enough. Although, being outdoors in a windy city, its leaves have a few holes and other signs of damage here and there.
thanks, for this overwhelming video, i just bought 2 plants of the fiddle leaf fig, and it was a very good time at the same time you are showing your video about this plant. it very useful and interesting knowing very well on how to take care of this beautiful and gorgeous plant. appreciate it very much.
OMG It’s like the FLF is the high-drama diva of all houseplants, and the ZZ plant is the chill friend that nothing fazes. Fill my house with ZZ please.
The most rewarding 42min after watching many similar YT content. My first FLF is not looking good now and I'm so glad I found your channel. It is by far the most educating, knowledge filled, and excellent advice. Thank you very much!
Just beginning to place plants in my home and wouldn’t you know, I brought home two FLF not knowing what divas they are. But so far so good. I need to know about trimming/cutting them. Do you have a video I can view? I understand I can stimulate the growth of new branches? I love this video and the presenter was wonderful. Very calming and relaxing. Much appreciated in these days of COVID
Thank you for your masterclass presentation. Extremely informative and I think I will have to watch this twice just to take it all in. I just got a ficus lyrata about two days ago for my birthday while I am thrilled but I also do not have any experience in taking care of it. Your presentation is extremely helpful. It appears to be very sensitive and one has to take the time to find the right balance on every front to keep the plant happy and thriving. Maybe we should rename it to be Fickle Fiddle :D
BTW - I have tried to clean the leaves of my Ficus Lyrata with the inner part of the banana peel, as you've suggested. WOW!!! What a difference! Will always do that. Thanks!
@Potty Mouthed Planter darn! I don't eat bananas 😒 I used to, but their high sugar content is a turn-off for me, so, I stopped buying them. They are high in phosphorous -supposedly good for us to eat for that reason - and I wonder if maybe the phosphorous is one reason the Fig leaves like the banana peel, as well. I'm thinking I may get a few really over-ripe ones to use for wiping the peel on my Fig tree leaves (about once a month) and I now have 2 of them 😅. Glad I watched this...I'm new to the Fig tree community, and was just about ready to spring for some of that figleaf shine spray😒 - now I know better👍
Love your video! I bought two last summer, and had all the problems you mentioned. After one year of “experiments”, my plants are finally happy again. Every new owner needs to watch this video.
This was extremely helpful: thorough, organized, well-presented. My Ficus lyratas and I thank you!! If you've not already done one, I'd appreciate seeing a video on Alocasia care. Thanks for considering.
I’ve watched this several times in the last month and I learn new information that I didn’t catch the last times. Thank you for thoroughly going over this Diva of a plant.
If you plan to do a ficus lyrata Q&A in the future, would you please provide tips for shaping the tree? I have a regular one (not the Bambino) grown for 4-5 years. It’s relatively healthy but not in prime appearance. I’ve recently pruned it for the first time (how brave) and patiently waiting for some even wilder branches! Thanks!
Living in Canada, It’s great to have tips from plant professionals who live in a similar climate. Thank you so much for the detailed and very useful tips ! I am a new fan 👍😊
I didn't even know there is the Bambino variety. It turns out I have the Bambino fiddle leaf fig, thank you so much, the video is great!! I also heard that it gets new leaves rarely so when I got mine sometime in August I didn't even hoped I'd get new leaves, and then at the end of October (Croatian weather, it was not too hot nor too cold) it got literally 4 new leaves in like 10 days. I just changed its position and actually moved it in a slightly colder room of the house but on the south window and that happened. I had to share this because I couldn't believe it and was hoping to hear your thoughts about that. Thank you for the video once more! I would love to hear your tips about the Ficus elastica :)
Love ur video. Ficus Lyrata is one of the first batch plants I got, in my case it glow well close to southwest window( 4hours sunshine after noon) without applying fertilizer.I didn't even move it in hot summer when it's 38-40 degree, it might leave a little dark dot in leaf but almost ignorable. This plant is not fragile and I feel it's quite adaptable to environment, I had my air condition on in summer and winter, and sometimes I forgot to water. I did notice the bottom leaves got brown a bit in winter, but overall it's healthy. It only stop glowing when the pot is too small for it.So do remember to change pot, it grows fast.
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. Looking forward for any topic on Ficus Elastica (Rubber Tree like Tineke and Ruby) and Aglaonema plants. You're great! Looking forward for more to learn! I really appreciate this channel.
Wow! What excellent information on the care of my Fiddle Leaf Fig. Your sessions are so informative & extremely helpful. I will take note of all this important information. Thankyou. Keep up the great work. Now you will have to do a session on Hoya's...please!👍
Thanks alot for preparing this nice and really helpful,useful and lovely video.during this program you answered all of my questions. I,m watching your show from IRAN. Lyrata is my love .
Thank you so much for this video!!! I couldn’t figure out why my FLF leaves swerve pointing downwards & why I can’t get rid of mites! I’m running to the store to get a new humidifier ASAP! Thank you
Once again, such a great video - I'm so grateful that I can learn so much here. My Fiddle leaves hang all down, exept the new ones. I don't dare searching a new place, because its autumn. Maybe more frequent waterin will solve it....
I had a fiddle leaf about thirty years ago and I gave it away. Just bought another one with two shoots about five feet tall for about 49.99. I saw the local grocery store has the bambino ones about a foot tall for 9.99. I waited a couple of weeks before I watered it. I prefer taking my plants outside and watering the leaves with a hose. I have a tray with wheels so I can move the plant outside for its waterings. Since I live in Scottsdale, the house gets cooler than the plant would like, however, I do spray the plant with water each day and wipe the dust off the leaves at least once per week. So far so good after about five weeks. When I repot, I like to use clay pots so the water wicks out of the plant quicker. I might try the banana trick on one of the lower leaves. There was slight browning on a couple of the lower leaves when I bought the plant. Hard to tell with these plants if they are happy or not. Thanks for the tips guys.
So spraying the plant with water every day would help the plant with the lack of humidity in the house? I bought mine yesterday and even though the video is very informative I feel so scared. This is my first time taking of this plant as I can see it is very sensitive and delicate. I have this tip to get very shining leaves. I take the egg white and a cotton ball and rub it the leaves and you get a beautiful shine leaves. And I did it yesterday after buying the ficus Lyrata plant. Please let me know if the spray with water is ok because I don’t have a good place for it and the humidity is low inside the house. Thanks
These videos are so amazing and informative, you're a lifesaver for my plants! All my windows are over radiators so I've been putting a wet towel over the radiator to raise the humidity, and the radiator is never on full "blast". So far I haven't had a problem with that. I would love a video about the ficus elastica! Mine looks great, it's growing a lot on top but the bottom leaves are turning yellow and falling off and I have no idea what to do about it, please help :)
You can put a marble off cut over the radiator and it will help deflect and absorb the heat and you can put stuff on top of it. You can also buy radiator humidifiers that hook on to the radiator and you fill with water they are made of made of ceramic.
I totally agree about placing it away from the dry hot air from the radiator or furnace is circulating. This really makes a lot of difference. I had to move my furniture around to find the perfect spot for my Ficus Lyrata. Also, what I love about Europeans is that they always have a natural solution for everything.
Lost all the leaves from my FLF and was going to trash it! Glad I didn’t, leaves are growing from the bottom and they are healthy.
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I bought one small (not bambino though) last September. The roots where really small.
When I researched online i realised that my country, Iceland, is maybe not the best place for this plant but I put it in my brightest window (under a radiator).
In the beginning of January it started to grow a new leaf!! I was so surprised 😃
No grow light (and we are talking about only 3-5 hours a daylight in December. )
The new leaf is standing upright and growing and my ficus is just perfect even though there is almost no sun at this time of year
I’m really proud and can’t wait for the summer!!
Congrats! Sounds like SOMETHING unknown is happening there with your Fig tree...against all odds, it's thriving.
Must be all the love ❤️ 😍
Very beneficial information. Thank you.
yes, I like this video.it saves my plants live.
I bought my first Ficus Lyrata and “YOU ARE THE MOST KNOWLEDGEABLE “ in all the plants. After extensive research I give you 100% 👍🏼✨👏🏼✨👏🏼❤️💓❤️💓❤️. For the best explanation, knowledge, simple and to the point. I’m soooo HAPPY I found your Chanel THANK YOU!!!!😃😃😃✨🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
totally agree
By far the BEST video about Ficus Lyrata thank you for the comprehensive explanation! 🌺
After watching this video, I went from knowing nothing to expert on the FLF in 40 min! Thank you!
Likewise! This video saved my FLF’s life 🙂
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You guys are without doubt are so informative and the best on CZcams for me…I have watches 100s of plant videos…only subscribe to yours now, you’re the best…please keep them coming! 🥰
thanks for sharing. very informative
I realized that after watching this I have a common fiddle and two bambino fiddles! Thank you so much, so much helpful information!
Great informative video. I love that you’re not trying to get people to buy things but just giving solid, sound info.
Please do a video on string of pearls.
I wish I found this video right when I got mine. This was awesome!!!!😊
I have watched so many fiddle leaf fig videos this video truly has been the most practically comprehensive video I have found especially on the explanation of brown spots and plant temperament. Thank you!!
Great video! I think I have a Bambino, it's a happy plant and growing beautifully, but it has smaller leaves. I thought it was not a happy guy but it is growing so I left it where it is and now I know it's not going to be a giant.
Thank you for sharing your information and I really enjoy all your videos 🌻
I just got one small plant couple days ago. I’m so glad I found your video. 🙋🏻♀️🇨🇦🙏
You create some very long videos but I find them absolutely useful - definitely enjoying your ‘everything you need to know’ series. Could you please do one on rubber plant?
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Usually I'd have to research tons of plant videos for care info. You are now my go to person. You're like a plant encyclopedia. Other videos leave out critical info. You get to the point and cover it all. Thank you very much.
Man, you are a MASTER!!! Totally plant genius. Thank you for this lesson! Amazing.
I had a 1ft tall bambino that left outside under the rain and sun (more than 30c here), I fed it with sheep manure but it was mostly ignored. It grew into 4 feet tall and branched 4 new stems at once! I was ecstatic, I repotted it in a big pot and moved its location. Then it died! If I had watched your video earlier, I’d have saved my bambino 😭. Great detailed content!
People say the bambinos grow slower than the regular fiddle figs with my regular fiddle fig has grown maybe an inch in the last year and my Bambino that I’ve only had for a month has grown 4 inches in one month . So maybe I just got one with good genetics. But it’s growing like a weed!! Sorry about your bambino. Pinch the bud off at the beginning of spring and you should get about 3 new ones each time. Then you don’t have to prune and lose height.
Non-Swedish weather checking in here. I have one growing in my yard, under another, much larger tree. I've never done anything for it for as long as I've lived here, and it seems happy enough. Although, being outdoors in a windy city, its leaves have a few holes and other signs of damage here and there.
You are very knowledgeable in this thing. I give you 10/10
thanks, for this overwhelming
video, i just bought 2 plants
of the fiddle leaf fig, and it
was a very good time at the
same time you are showing
your video about this plant.
it very useful and interesting
knowing very well on how to
take care of this beautiful
and gorgeous plant. appreciate it very much.
OMG It’s like the FLF is the high-drama diva of all houseplants, and the ZZ plant is the chill friend that nothing fazes. Fill my house with ZZ please.
I love zz's, they are so easy!
Nothing more rewarding having a finicky plant thrive in your care 🙃
Your information is very precise and thorough. Thank you!
I have been searching few hours for a good guide on fiddle leaf fig. Its the best .you save my one. Thanks a lot.
Excelentes sugerencias....muy buen video ....muchas gracias muy útil.🌱🌿💯😘🙋♀️
I saved this video in my CZcams library and watch it not one time to learn and keep info about plant care into my head 😍
This video was very informative.
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The most rewarding 42min after watching many similar YT content. My first FLF is not looking good now and I'm so glad I found your channel. It is by far the most educating, knowledge filled, and excellent advice. Thank you very much!
This video is so complete!!!
Just beginning to place plants in my home and wouldn’t you know, I brought home two FLF not knowing what divas they are. But so far so good. I need to know about trimming/cutting them. Do you have a video I can view? I understand I can stimulate the growth of new branches? I love this video and the presenter was wonderful. Very calming and relaxing. Much appreciated in these days of COVID
Thank you so much for this Excellent video
Very nice.. Lots of information
Thanks
Any plant I have that has any issues, you are my go to channel for solutions...
Keep up the great work...
Very nice video, complete.
Thank you for your masterclass presentation. Extremely informative and I think I will have to watch this twice just to take it all in. I just got a ficus lyrata about two days ago for my birthday while I am thrilled but I also do not have any experience in taking care of it. Your presentation is extremely helpful. It appears to be very sensitive and one has to take the time to find the right balance on every front to keep the plant happy and thriving. Maybe we should rename it to be Fickle Fiddle :D
Very nice video Love it
BTW - I have tried to clean the leaves of my Ficus Lyrata with the inner part of the banana peel, as you've suggested. WOW!!! What a difference! Will always do that. Thanks!
Cool! I’ve yet to try it
@Potty Mouthed Planter darn! I don't eat bananas 😒 I used to, but their high sugar content is a turn-off for me,
so, I stopped buying them.
They are high in phosphorous -supposedly good for us to eat for that reason - and I wonder if maybe the phosphorous is one reason the Fig leaves like the banana peel, as well.
I'm thinking I may get a few really over-ripe ones to use for wiping the peel on my Fig tree leaves (about once a month) and I now have 2 of them 😅.
Glad I watched this...I'm new to the Fig tree community, and was just about ready to spring for some of that figleaf shine spray😒 - now I know better👍
I 100% agree with the comment below. So happy. ☺️🧚♀️👍🏼
Thank you for a very informative video content.
Great video! The best I've seen so far on fiddle leaf figs
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Love your video! I bought two last summer, and had all the problems you mentioned. After one year of “experiments”, my plants are finally happy again. Every new owner needs to watch this video.
Great information thank you from Miami , Fla USA
This was extremely helpful: thorough, organized, well-presented. My Ficus lyratas and I thank you!!
If you've not already done one, I'd appreciate seeing a video on Alocasia care. Thanks for considering.
Awesome video! very informative. Thanks.
interesting video...you are my Google of plants 😀
I never saw such a great video on Ficus lyrata.
Fantastic video! Extremely informative, and by far the best I've seen online. Appreciate the thoroughness and tips!
Love this channel & knowledge & passion & directness!!! Thank you ❤
This video was so helpful. Best one I’ve found so far regarding the Fiddle Leaf Fig. Thank you!
Yes' I agree ' but he said they will never sprout under a leaf ' but mine has
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I’ve watched this several times in the last month and I learn new information that I didn’t catch the last times. Thank you for thoroughly going over this Diva of a plant.
Very informative. Thanks alot😊😊😊😊
Wonderful tips thank you 😊
So helpful. I learned so much from this video
Thanks for the info.
First time watching your channel and I love it thanks for all this awesome in depth info I will be subscribing and watching all your video
Like your videos, very detailed and informative.
Thanks
Excellent tips.
Fascinating information 🌻
If you plan to do a ficus lyrata Q&A in the future, would you please provide tips for shaping the tree? I have a regular one (not the Bambino) grown for 4-5 years. It’s relatively healthy but not in prime appearance. I’ve recently pruned it for the first time (how brave) and patiently waiting for some even wilder branches! Thanks!
Thnx am already a subs, well explained n niceto have it.Prayers for more info.👍👍👍
Very good info
Living in Canada, It’s great to have tips from plant professionals who live in a similar climate. Thank you so much for the detailed and very useful tips ! I am a new fan 👍😊
Great video, e. extremely informative.
I didn't even know there is the Bambino variety. It turns out I have the Bambino fiddle leaf fig, thank you so much, the video is great!! I also heard that it gets new leaves rarely so when I got mine sometime in August I didn't even hoped I'd get new leaves, and then at the end of October (Croatian weather, it was not too hot nor too cold) it got literally 4 new leaves in like 10 days. I just changed its position and actually moved it in a slightly colder room of the house but on the south window and that happened. I had to share this because I couldn't believe it and was hoping to hear your thoughts about that. Thank you for the video once more! I would love to hear your tips about the Ficus elastica :)
Thanks again for the Video I love it
Unbelievable 'iv learnt a lot from u thank you
Very informative thanks
Excellent video and info 😊
Amazing information 😍🇨🇦🙏
Love ur video. Ficus Lyrata is one of the first batch plants I got, in my case it glow well close to southwest window( 4hours sunshine after noon) without applying fertilizer.I didn't even move it in hot summer when it's 38-40 degree, it might leave a little dark dot in leaf but almost ignorable. This plant is not fragile and I feel it's quite adaptable to environment, I had my air condition on in summer and winter, and sometimes I forgot to water. I did notice the bottom leaves got brown a bit in winter, but overall it's healthy. It only stop glowing when the pot is too small for it.So do remember to change pot, it grows fast.
I learned a lot. Easy to understand a good teacher.
I'm very pleased with how you explain caring for plants. thank you I'm excited about caring for my ficus.
Thank you good information
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. Looking forward for any topic on Ficus Elastica (Rubber Tree like Tineke and Ruby) and Aglaonema plants. You're great! Looking forward for more to learn! I really appreciate this channel.
Thanks a looot! Great video. Cheers from Argentina.
Great video. Thanks so much.
God, I love this channel! I no longer killing my plants :D thank you!!!
This is an excellent program. Even with all the commercials.
VERY inspiring plant video my new friend . From Philippines thanks
Wow! What excellent information on the care of my Fiddle Leaf Fig. Your sessions are so informative & extremely helpful. I will take note of all this important information. Thankyou. Keep up the great work. Now you will have to do a session on Hoya's...please!👍
I really like your video, very informative, Thanks 👍
i love it..thnx for these info..
Love your videos. I have learned so much
Amazing Video!
The best video on Fiddle Leaf Fig plant. Thank you so much.
Best video I have watched so far about the Ficus Lyrata
so grateful for your education! struggling with my fiddle leaf fig.....but now feel a bit prepared to tackle it and help it along. i hope!! lol
Thanks alot for preparing this nice and really helpful,useful and lovely video.during this program you answered all of my questions.
I,m watching your show from IRAN.
Lyrata is my love .
Thank you so much for this video!!! I couldn’t figure out why my FLF leaves swerve pointing downwards & why I can’t get rid of mites! I’m running to the store to get a new humidifier ASAP! Thank you
What a great video!!!! I’ve watched so many videos especially on fiddle leaf figs but this one is beyond perfect and comprehensive. Thank you!!!!
Great video
Once again, such a great video - I'm so grateful that I can learn so much here. My Fiddle leaves hang all down, exept the new ones.
I don't dare searching a new place, because its autumn. Maybe more frequent waterin will solve it....
Could you do a video on notching, pinching and air layering on the ficus lyrata and rubber plants? Love your videos.
Yes, please! Would love a video on this topic!
You can water propagate rubber plants easy!
I had a fiddle leaf about thirty years ago and I gave it away. Just bought another one with two shoots about five feet tall for about 49.99. I saw the local grocery store has the bambino ones about a foot tall for 9.99. I waited a couple of weeks before I watered it. I prefer taking my plants outside and watering the leaves with a hose. I have a tray with wheels so I can move the plant outside for its waterings. Since I live in Scottsdale, the house gets cooler than the plant would like, however, I do spray the plant with water each day and wipe the dust off the leaves at least once per week. So far so good after about five weeks. When I repot, I like to use clay pots so the water wicks out of the plant quicker. I might try the banana trick on one of the lower leaves. There was slight browning on a couple of the lower leaves when I bought the plant. Hard to tell with these plants if they are happy or not. Thanks for the tips guys.
So spraying the plant with water every day would help the plant with the lack of humidity in the house? I bought mine yesterday and even though the video is very informative I feel so scared. This is my first time taking of this plant as I can see it is very sensitive and delicate. I have this tip to get very shining leaves. I take the egg white and a cotton ball and rub it the leaves and you get a beautiful shine leaves. And I did it yesterday after buying the ficus Lyrata plant. Please let me know if the spray with water is ok because I don’t have a good place for it and the humidity is low inside the house. Thanks
Thanks. I have never had such a diva plant!!
These videos are so amazing and informative, you're a lifesaver for my plants!
All my windows are over radiators so I've been putting a wet towel over the radiator to raise the humidity, and the radiator is never on full "blast". So far I haven't had a problem with that.
I would love a video about the ficus elastica! Mine looks great, it's growing a lot on top but the bottom leaves are turning yellow and falling off and I have no idea what to do about it, please help :)
You can put a marble off cut over the radiator and it will help deflect and absorb the heat and you can put stuff on top of it. You can also buy radiator humidifiers that hook on to the radiator and you fill with water they are made of made of ceramic.
Excellent! Thank you!
I totally agree about placing it away from the dry hot air from the radiator or furnace is circulating. This really makes a lot of difference. I had to move my furniture around to find the perfect spot for my Ficus Lyrata. Also, what I love about Europeans is that they always have a natural solution for everything.
Outstanding I have learn a whole from you, very detail coverage.