Leaf fig, or Ficus Lirata, likes to be fed! Their large leaves and relatively fast growth demand a lot of nutrition. But how often should you fertilize? The rate at which you should fertilize your felt leaf fig depends on what season you are in, how fast you want your plant to grow, and what type of fertilizer you are using.

Plants often suffer due to under-fertilization, causing slow growth and yellowing of leaves. Proper fertilization will give your plant the best health and keep it dark green and gorgeous. Let us now expand more on each of these factors.

But before we begin, keep in mind that as a pre-requisite for growth, you should ideally keep your plant in light of growing and water conditions. There is an unhealthy plant that is fighting for its life, which is either overexploited or drought-free, no matter how much fertilizer you add. Follow the suggestions given on this blog if you need it so take care of everything. Peepal Tree See the basics of Fiddle Leaf Figure Tree Care as a starting point for specific suggestions, or universal advice on how to properly water your indoor plants, including all types of houseplants.

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Houseplants are most active during spring and summer due to the abundance of light. Fertilization is most important during these times. Your felt leaf plant is begging for nutrients and cannot grow and prosper without them.

However, during winter, your plant is not activated with new growth. For this reason, you do not need to fertilize that much during the winter season. The duration of winter and climate will depend on where you live.

Northern regions will have colder temperatures as opposed to regions close to the equator. Therefore, in cold regions the fiddle leaf figures will be more dormant, whereas in warm areas the eggs of the fiddle leaf will not need much rest until they continue their growth process again. For example, in San Diego, we fertilize our Fidel Leaf Figs throughout the year and they continue to grow!

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All felled leaf fig plants require nutrients, whether they are actively growing or not. But those that are growing too much will exhaust their soil of nutrients more quickly. Your fertilization schedule depends on how fast you want your plant to grow.

If you have a young plant that you want to grow quickly, you can make compost with our custom-fi eld Fetal Leaf Fig plant food, and every time you can add water. This ensures that your plant gets a gentle but steady supply of that nutrition. Faded leaf figs can grow up to 12 to 18 inches each year when fed properly and given an abundance of natural light!

However, if it is a large plant and you do not want it to grow, you can reduce the feeding once a month. This will give enough nutrition to keep your felt leaf fig healthy and flourish, but will not support strong growth.

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There are many types of fertilizers that you can use with a felt leaf fig. Generally, you have to choose either a solid or liquid fertilizer.

When using slow-release fertilizer, make sure to watch your plant carefully during fertilization or for signs. Also keep in mind that some soils have fertilizers, so you want to be careful when combining fertilizer products.

We created our Liquid Filled Leaf Figure Plant Food to be gentle and easy for your plant, with no risk of your plant burning the root. Like Multivitamins for Ficus Lirata, it is ready every time you use water. It is predictable from feeding your plant and you do not have to miss the last time you were fertilized.

As with any fertilized routine, check your plant for signs that it is happy (new growth) or unhappy (yellow leaves or bloated growth). Stay in tune with the natural rhythm of your plant during the growing season and adjust your routine accordingly.

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Do you also like to see the new baby disturbed? Newborns are usually paler, shinier, and softer than adult leaves. For me personally, it is always a pleasure to see the birth of a new leaf, because there are so many fragrances out there! I accept that I see in a simple leaf that has been born throughout the cycle of life designed by Mother Nature. But okay, enough plant pseudo-spirituality…

For now, you can check out this simple yet useful list of fast-growing houseplants that will surprise you more often than average with new babies.

5. Health Soil and Root for a Healthy Housing

A little understanding of what happens inside the potting mix of your houseplant can help you take better care of it. As always, I’m going to use simple words to explain concepts, so you don’t have to do an MA in horticultural science. The web of roots of the plant constitutes its main feeding organ, where it has to get all the nutrients it needs to live and grow properly.