Yes, you can propagate a fiddle leaf fig in water. Take a stem cutting with three to four nodes, remove the bottom set of leaves, and place the cutting in water.

Propagating fiddle leaf figs is surprisingly straightforward, whether you choose water or soil propagation. For water propagation, take a cutting with at least three leaf nodes, remove the bottom ...

Propagating a fiddle leaf fig works best during the spring and summer months. As woody plants or indoor trees (depending on which variety you buy and how you prune it), fiddle leaf figs are best ...

Fiddle leaf fig plants are popular and generally easy to care for, making them a great fit for any houseplant grower.

My fiddle leaf fig vacationed outdoors this summer. During my hurricane preparations, I noticed one stem is too tall for its indoor home. Can I cut it off and propagate new figs from it? I haven't … ...

How to grow and care for a fiddle-leaf fig plant Written by L. Daniela Alvarez Fiddle-leaf figs are so named for their violin-shaped leaves. skaman306/Getty Images Sep 3, 2021, 12:50 PM PT ...

If houseplants were celebrities, the fiddle leaf fig would undoubtedly be the A-lister of the botanical world. With its dramatically large, violin-shaped leaves and towering presence, this superstar ...

One of the easiest ways to propagate a fiddle leaf fig is in soil. You can do so in any well-draining potting soil or make your own soil from a solution that's half perlite and half peat moss or ...