fiddle leaf fig bambino Fiddle Leaf Fig - Bambino

fiddle leaf fig bambino Fiddle Leaf Fig - BambinoScientific name: Ficus Lyrata 'Bambino' Common Names: Fiddle Leaf Fig Bambino, Dwarf Fiddle Leaf Fig Smaller compact growing habit Total cute factor Easy care houseplant The perfect "IT" plant Ideal for smaller spaces Everyone loves a Fiddle Leaf Fig for its large lush deep green leaves and instant jungle feel while still adding a contemporary touch, however, most varieties often outgrow a space. So we present you with the BAMBINO, a Dwarf variety of

Scientific name: Ficus Lyrata 'Bambino'
Common Names: Fiddle Leaf Fig Bambino, Dwarf Fiddle Leaf Fig

• Smaller compact growing habit 
• Total cute factor
• Easy care houseplant
• The perfect "IT" plant 
• Ideal for smaller spaces

Everyone loves a Fiddle Leaf Fig for its large lush deep green leaves and instant jungle feel while still adding a contemporary touch, however, most varieties often outgrow a space. So we present you with the BAMBINO, a Dwarf variety of Fiddle Leaf.

These gorgeous plants stay much smaller than their counterparts, making them ideal for those who have smaller spaces or need something compact to fill a gap whilst still looking lush and beautiful, as these only reach a height of about 1m tall.

Fiddle Leaf Figs are some of the easiest care plants as long as they are in their happiest environment of bright indirect light out of the way of a cool breeze.

Pair this cutie with your choice of planter be it bright and bold or contemporary as the Fiddle Leaf Fig can make anything look good. Use as a tabletop centrepiece or a focal point on a styled shelf, any which way it will create impact.

A suitable set it and watch it grow kinda plant.

Please note: Ficus Lyrata do not like being bitten, so place out of reach of pets, children and hungry adults as they are known to be toxic.

CARE INSTRUCTIONS
Follow these instructions to keep your Fiddle Leaf Fig healthy and happy:

Water: Keep soil evenly moist, nominally water once every 7-10 days. Drooping yellow leaves are a sign of overwatering
Light: Bright indirect light year-round
Humidity: Average room humidity
Fertilize: Balanced Fertilizer every 2 weeks throughout Spring to Autumn.