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fiddle leaf fig botanical name Fiddle Leaf Fig 200mm Pot Ficus lyrata – BUDGET WHOLESALE NURSERY SYDNEY

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fiddle leaf fig botanical name Fiddle Leaf Fig 200mm Pot Ficus lyrata – BUDGET WHOLESALE NURSERY SYDNEYBotanical Name: Ficus lyrata 200mm Pot Common Name: Fiddle Leaf Fig Current Height (from the top of the pot): 400mm Ficus lyrata, commonly known as the Fiddle Leaf Fig, is one of the most popular indoor feature plants for Sydney homes, apartments and offices. Loved for its large, bold, violin shaped green leaves, this plant creates an instant designer look in living rooms, bedrooms, office spaces and entrance areas. The 200mm pot size is a great easy

Botanical Name: Ficus lyrata 200mm Pot
Common Name: Fiddle Leaf Fig
Current Height (from the top of the pot): 400mm

Ficus lyrata, commonly known as the Fiddle Leaf Fig, is one of the most popular indoor feature plants for Sydney homes, apartments and offices. Loved for its large, bold, violin-shaped green leaves, this plant creates an instant designer look in living rooms, bedrooms, office spaces and entrance areas.

The 200mm pot size is a great easy-to-handle indoor plant option for customers wanting a stylish feature plant without starting too large. Fiddle Leaf Figs perform best in bright indoor light and are perfect for decorative pots, modern interiors and warm protected positions around Sydney homes.

Features:
Fiddle Leaf Fig in 200mm pot
Popular indoor feature plant for Sydney homes
Large violin-shaped green foliage
Stylish designer indoor plant
Great for decorative pots
Perfect for homes, apartments and offices
Excellent statement foliage plant
Low maintenance once positioned correctly

Position:
Bright indirect indoor light
Warm protected position
Filtered light
Avoid harsh direct afternoon sun
Avoid cold draughts
Best kept in a stable indoor position

Ideal For:
Indoor house plant
Sydney homes and apartments
Office plant
Feature pot plant
Living rooms
Bedrooms
Entrance areas
Decorative containers
Modern indoor styling

Plant Apart:
Best grown as a feature plant in pots or decorative containers.

Height at Maturity:
Approximately 2m to 3m indoors depending on pot size, position and growing conditions.

Environment Conditions:
Prefers a premium well-drained indoor potting mix. Best suited to bright indoor areas with warmth and good natural light. Protect from frost, cold draughts and sudden position changes.

Care:
Water when the top layer of soil begins to dry out and avoid overwatering. Keep in bright indirect light and rotate occasionally for even growth. Wipe leaves to keep foliage clean and glossy. Feed during Spring and Summer while actively growing. Major trimming and shaping should only be done during Spring and Summer.


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