7 Spring Care Tips For Fiddle Leaf FigsIs there anything as exciting as a new leaf\xa0on a Fiddle Leaf Fig? Swaddled like a baby in its blanket, any Fiddle parent will agree that the feeling of spotting a new bud is equivalent to a child's excitement on Christmas morning.\xa0We asked the expert, Clare Akin of Fiddle Leaf Fig Resource, what she recommends for this beautiful ficus in the spring, and how we can encourage plenty of new growth all season long: - Repot.\xa0Fiddles usually need repotting every two or so years, and the spring is a great time do that, as warmer temperatures and more light will reduce the risk of root shock afterrepotting.
- Prune.\xa0Fiddles can grow to enormous sizes, and their leaves can become crowded over time. Spring is the best time to prune away excess growth and make room for those new leaves to appear.
- Clean leaves.\xa0Because Fiddles have such large leaves, go ahead and give your plant a spring cleaning to ensure it can soak up as much light as possible this season.
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