Fiddle Leaf Fig I bought this one on sale, but when I bought it home, I noticed it seems a bit scrawny. I don’t see this thick roots to become a huge tree. Should I be concerned or is it still a baby. Hopefully it can grow into those big ones, I have hope 😅😅.
It’s tiny compared to how big it would need to get for it to develop anything resembling tree roots.
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They grow a couple inches a year usually you’ll start seeing the leaves at the bottom shed which is totally normal and as it does that the main stems get longer.
1 j'aime This is my fiddle when I first got it about 2 years ago
This is them now
Gorgeous
1 j'aime Just be careful with the size pot you use they don’t like big pots.
1 j'aimeIs it too early to propagate? 😅😅😅
1 j'aime I didn’t even know that maybe that’s why mine is not growing I mean it’s alive but not really growing
Is my pot to big?
0 J'aime I would say yes i would wait till it settles in and get a little bigger if it’s a single stem propagate it later on if it’s 3 stems like mine it should be fine unless you want 2
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You definitely have a baby there! Depending on light, water, and fertilizer, FLF will grow anywhere from a couple inches to a couple feet each year. It's possible with optimal care to have a the tree you want (assuming about 5+ feet tall) in a few years, but these plants can be so temperamental that I wouldn't count on it being quick. My great grandma always said growing houseplants into housetrees was a 10 year commitment and she'd rather just have her husband buy her a 5 foot tree to begin with 🤣
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It’s just a baaaby. 😊
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