Fig, Fiddle leaf fig, Rubber tree, Weeping fig

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Try to avoid an area with clay soil if planting outdoors to encourage better drainage. If you water from the top, it can drown the plant.

Before giving your plant a drink, it is best to check the moisture level in the soil first. Their permanent botanical are breathtakingly real and must be touched to be distinguished from nature's own.

Fiddle

Oh I agree with you 100%, inconsistent watering. The spotting will reduce in visibility as the plant matures and the leaf darkens to it's natural color. But with spotting this bad, it's never going to go away fully. Not all of them, but more than a few. For the most part they go away as the leaves mature, but it does seem to take quite a long time. It mostly appears to be a fertilizer issue for me my humidity, etc are on point. I had been fertilizing with fish emulsion 5-1-1, weakly. However, my new growth seemed nitrogen deficient. So I experimented and mixed the same emulsion but much more concentrated 2 tbsp per 1. Have you been fertilizing this year. He otherwise seems to be very happy here with about 2 new leaves every other variegated fiddle leaf fig. Attached are pictures of my smallest lyrata. We started with 4 leaves. The top 3 leaves were speckled as hell when they unfurled, and now I can barely tell. Humidity is a major part of the equation, but changing my fertilizer routine was the final piece of the puzzle as I mentioned. But looking back at your original picture, your leaves are quite pale and very deeply speckled.

Typically, the Variegated Ficus reaches about 6 to 10 feet tall indoors. The top 3 leaves were speckled as hell when they unfurled, and now I can barely tell. Place this Set of Two Faux Succulent Planters anywhere in your home to create an indoor Oasis. If you live in this zone, you can grow it year-round as an outstanding landscape plant. Featuring a stout trunk that exudes an aura of strength, this tree makes an excellent piece to embellish an entranceway. The stems in water were also starting to grow white fuzz mold? This is a challenging plant to keep alive long term in its nursery pot, and we recommend planting your Fiddle Leaf Fig in a more permanent planter with plenty of soil mass and drainage. You're going to love all the tips and ideas we share. Beauty without the pain of caring for real plants. Plus, it arrives in a round tapered pot planter awash in a neutral black coloring. Icon - Twitter Twitters brand mark for use in social sharing icons.