Spider mites (Tetranynchus utricae Koch) survive by attaching themselves to the foliage of plants like fiddle leaf figs where they cause damage that includes leaf loss and discoloration. It’s important to deal with spider mite invasions as … Read more
Fiddle leaf figs are beloved houseplants due to their lustrous green leaves. So, it’s usually concerning when these leaves turn yellow due to overwatering, low-light conditions, lack of nutrients, and a host of other factors. … Read more
It’s not uncommon to notice white marks on your fiddle leaf foliage, owing to the fact that there are numerous causative factors. The good news, though, is that you can get rid of these white … Read more
Fiddle leaf figs have characteristically big green leaves that can appear shiny and attractive when grown in plenty of natural light, warm weather, and moist soil. However, the leaves can develop unusual spots and discolorations … Read more
Fiddle leaf fig (Ficus lyrata) is a popular houseplant that’s susceptible to several diseases, including root rot. When fully healthy, the plant’s roots appear firm and pliable. However, if the roots feel mushy and have … Read more
The most likely culprit whenever red spots appear on fiddle leaf fig plants is edema. This plant disorder is common in such ornamental plants and is caused by moisture stress within the leaf cells. To … Read more
