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Fiddle-Leaf Fig
HK$680.00
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~140cm
Fiddle-Leaf Fig — Large, violin-shaped leaves on an upright stem; it grows best in a steady, bright position.
- Light: Bright indirect light to gentle sun; keep the position stable.
- Watering: Water after the top 3–5 cm dries; reduce in winter or low light.
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Description
Fiddle Leaf Fig — Product Introduction
The iconic interior design plant with large, violin-shaped leaves. Creates instant sophistication and dramatic impact. A social media favourite that elevates any interior to magazine-worthy status.
| Botanical name | Ficus lyrata (family Moraceae) |
| Plant Height | Approx. 140cm, medium-sized plant |
| Placement | Bright living room, design-focused spaces, statement corners |
| Care Level | Moderate — needs consistent care |
| Light | Bright indirect light; near east or south window |
| Watering | Every 7-10 days; allow soil to dry between waterings |
- The ultimate Instagram-worthy statement plant
- Large, dramatic violin-shaped leaves
- Instantly elevates any interior
- Featured in every design magazine
The Fiddle-Leaf Fig needs bright, consistent light — place near an east or south-facing window. Water when the top inch of soil is dry. Wipe leaves regularly to remove dust and keep them glossy. Avoid moving it frequently as it dislikes change. Rotate occasionally for even growth.
Fiddle Leaf Fig — Frequently Asked Questions
Water after the top 3–5cm of soil dries out; water less often in winter or low light.
Ficus lyrata · Fiddle-Leaf Fig thrives in partial shade. Place it near a window with sheer curtains, or in an office with natural light. Avoid harsh direct sunlight, which can scorch the leaves.
Ficus lyrata · Fiddle-Leaf Fig is medium — it requires a bit more attention than beginner plants. The key is mastering watering: let the soil surface dry before watering, and never leave it sitting in water. Watch for yellowing leaves, which usually signal overwatering.
Not exactly. Every plant is grown naturally, so its height falls within the range in the specification table and its shape varies from plant to plant; product images are for reference only. If the current batch matters to you, message us on WhatsApp before ordering.
It ships in its original nursery pot; decorative planters are available as an add-on. Delivery to your door across Hong Kong Island, Kowloon and the New Territories takes 3–7 working days after ordering; outlying islands and restricted areas are quoted separately. See our delivery information for details.
Additional information
| Care Level | Needs Some Care |
|---|---|
| Features | Air Purifying |
| Gift For | Housewarming, Office Gift |
| Light Requirements | Likes Some Sun |
| Placement | Indoor |
| Height | 130-150cm |
| Space | Café, Co-working Space, Hotel Lobby, Living Room, Office, Reception, Showroom |
| Style | Nordic Minimalist |
Delivery Information
Delivery at a glance
- Standard delivery areas: Hong Kong Island, Kowloon and the New Territories — free delivery from HK$1,500; HK$200 below HK$1,500.
- Discovery Bay, Lantau Island and other outlying or restricted-access areas: standard rates do not apply. Delivery charges are quoted separately and confirmed before dispatch.
- Arrives in 3–7 working days after order (public holidays excluded)
- Lifestyle photos are for reference — plants ship in nursery pots unless you upgrade
References
Quick size and light references for this plant. For watering, placement and troubleshooting, see the care guide.
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