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Fiddle Leaf Fig, Branched | Ficus Lyrata

Fiddle Leaf Fig, Branched | Ficus Lyrata

Meet Lyra, all grown up. This branched, 120cm specimen is the mature form of our Fiddle Leaf Fig, several stems of the same violin leaved species reaching real height. Same steady care, considerably more presence.

€229,00 EUR
€229,00 EUR
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Care: Moderate

As a mature branched specimen it is a little sturdier than a young Fiddle Leaf, but still wants a consistent routine.

Light: Bright

Loves bright indirect light. Its multiple stems benefit from even light on all sides.

Watering: Moderate

Water once the top 5cm of soil dries out. Both under and overwatering show up quickly as leaf spotting.

Toxicity: Toxic

Sap is irritant to cats, dogs, and people if chewed, causing mouth and stomach upset.

Position: Floor

A branched, 120cm specimen with several stems, this is a genuine floor anchor rather than a corner filler. Where it thrives: an entrance hall, a large living room, or an office reception with height to spare.

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