types of fiddle leaf fig plants Little Fiddle Leaf Fig

types of fiddle leaf fig plants Little Fiddle Leaf FigFor those looking to expand their houseplant collection, the miniature "Little Fiddle" is the perfect fit as it boasts bold, deep green leaves, but in the ideal size for desks and tabletops. This smaller and slower growing cousin to the Fiddle Leaf Fig is grown and shipped fresh from our farm to your home. Features bold leaves, but in the ideal size for desks and tabletops. Slower growing and more compact than the standard Fiddle Leaf Fig. Can mature

For those looking to expand their houseplant collection, the miniature "Little Fiddle" is the perfect fit as it boasts bold, deep green leaves, but in the ideal size for desks and tabletops. This smaller and slower-growing cousin to the Fiddle Leaf Fig is grown and shipped fresh from our farm to your home. 

• Features bold leaves, but in the ideal size for desks and tabletops. 
• Slower growing and more compact than the standard Fiddle Leaf Fig.
• Can mature into a small tree around 4 feet tall.

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Plant Bio

Ficus Lyrata ‘Bambino’

Little Fiddle Leaf Fig (Ficus lyrata ‘Bambino’) was discovered in The Netherlands in the 1990s as a mutation of the more common Fiddle Leaf Fig. Noted for its compact growth, Little Fiddle is perfect for tabletops and small spaces that do not accommodate its much larger cousin. Fiddle Leaf Fig is native to areas of tropical Africa where it can grow to 75 feet tall or more as a dramatic evergreen tree. Fortunately for your home, Little Fiddle only reaches a few feet tall indoors.

Note: This plant may have some natural degree of toxicity and may cause discomfort or illness if ingested. Additionally, exposure to the sap of this plant may cause discomfort to individuals with a sensitivity to it upon contact. Grown for ornamental purposes and not intended for human or animal consumption.