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Fiddle Leaf Fig Repotting + Basic Care Tips | Ficus Lyrata

Juliette, co-founder of My City Plants, smiling in front of a yellow backgroundJuliette·Co-founder·Oct 2022

This video is all about one of the most popular and desired plants – Fiddle Leaf Fig Tree (Ficus Lyrata).

I am going to show you how to support its unstable stem, and how to properly repot Ficus Lyrata and after I repot the plant, I will tell you about what the Fiddle Leaf Fig needs to grow and thrive.

Plus will show you a trick on how to remove excess water from the tray/saucer without having to lift/move your plant.

You will learn:

✅ how to support the plant’s stem;

✅ how to repot Ficus Lyrata;

✅ what is the best light environment;

✅ how to water Fiddle Leaf Fig;

✅ how to remove water from a saucer without lifting the plant;

✅ what are the right humidity levels for Ficus Lyrata;

✅ how to clean the plant and keep it in its best shape.

VIDEOS TO WATCH:

Juliette’s Favorite Tools/Materials:

Plant Stakes;

Humidity Monitor;

Energy Sprayer 360;

Gloves;

Potting mix;

Soil moisture meter;

Watering can;

Pruners;

Scissors;

Knife.

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Juliette, co-founder of My City Plants, smiling in front of a yellow background
Juliette
Co-founder

Juliette Vassilkioti is a New York–based expert in indoor plant maintenance and office plant design, and the co-founder of My City Plants (in the field since 2011). Educated at Parsons (Floral Design) and the New York Botanical Garden (Landscape Design), she shares her expertise on a YouTube channel with 7M+ views and has been featured by The New York Times, Women’s Health, and Architectural Digest.

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