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Fiddle Leaf Fig
Fiddle Leaf Fig
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The Ficus Lyrata 'Bambino' is a stylish and elegant favourite, admired for its large, glossy leaves and compact, upright growth. Its distinctive violin-shaped foliage gives this plant a sophisticated and architectural appearance, making it a beautiful statement piece for modern and classic interiors alike. More compact than the standard Ficus Lyrata, the 'Bambino' is particularly well suited to smaller spaces while still bringing plenty of character to the room. With the right care, its lush green foliage can remain an attractive feature throughout the year.
The Ficus Lyrata, commonly known as the Fiddle Leaf Fig, is native to the tropical regions of western and central Africa, where it grows in warm and humid environments. The 'Bambino' is a more compact cultivar, appreciated for its smaller stature and characteristic fiddle-shaped leaves. Its striking foliage and elegant growth habit have made it a popular choice for indoor plant collections.
Height: approximately 40 cm
Pot diameter: 11 cm
Care
Light
Place your Ficus Lyrata 'Bambino' in a bright location with plenty of indirect sunlight. It can tolerate some gentle direct morning or evening sunlight, but avoid strong midday sunlight, particularly when filtered through glass, as this can scorch the leaves. Rotate the plant occasionally to encourage even growth.
Water
Water when the top layer of soil feels slightly dry. Water thoroughly and allow excess water to drain away freely. Avoid letting the plant stand in water, as consistently wet soil can lead to root problems. The Ficus Lyrata 'Bambino' prefers a consistent watering routine and should not be allowed to dry out completely for extended periods.
Temperature
The Ficus Lyrata 'Bambino' prefers warm and stable indoor conditions. Keep it away from cold draughts, sudden temperature changes and temperatures below approximately 15°C. Avoid placing the plant directly next to radiators or air-conditioning units, as dry or fluctuating conditions can cause the leaves to develop brown edges.
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