I can see where the leaves used to be so I’d notch above that?That’s exactly right! My tree is thriving and growing new leaves. It’s close to 5′ but has a branch stem about 2′ up that I cut back as it had lost all the leaves when I brought it in. it is a little bit of a risk doing this but I have seen many FLFs grow back from a hard prune, even when they have no leaves left. Well, the top foot is doing beautifully…the lower three feet is simply a trunk. Notching could definitely help fill out the lower trunk if that’s what you’d like to do. It is common for the top growing bud to be brown and crispy, so I wouldn’t worry about that, it sounds normal. However it can take longer, and will take even more time for the new leaves to …

It seems like I would be left with a short stubby tree?? Example: "Miracle-Gro Fertilizer" covers a lot of territory. Now each of these branches are about 41/2’ tall.

This will also help with the leaning because it won’t be so top heavy. Moved over the plant and working on artwork (see pic for shape). And just to make sure, notching is ok even if there aren’t any leaves where I need to notch? AlRoom is much better since we finally got a chair - navy blue swivel. There’s That’s a lot of information about encouraging your Fiddle Leaf Fig to branch! Ask The Fiddle Leaf Fig Doctor Leaves pointing straight up? I have tried previously with no success but I think it was not cutting deep enough and plant not healthy.I am based in Brisbane so hoping to see some growth when spring sets on..Hey Auri, the best time to notch is always around mid spring as this is when the plant should have the most energy stored, is actively growing and should give you the best chance of success Goodmorning Emily, my FLF has mostly Drooping leaves. I don’t think you need to to anything – it will grow once its settled and provided it has enough light! By continuing to use this site, you agree with the privacy policy.8 Signs your Houseplants Need More Light & What To Do Hey Myra, from what I can see, Claire has a specific Fiddle Leaf Fertilizer product and then an ‘indoor plant food’ product for general house plant use. It’s up to you how much you want to pinch the top buds out. Or before it turns into one? Soggy soils kill roots. Unfortunately, after wilting the leaves of F lyrata often don't recover to occupy their former spatial positions. Although it will never reach its mature outdoor height of 50 feet (thank God), a potted fiddle-leaf fig … It also depends what season it is where you are – if you’re in winter, I wouldn’t expect any growth until spring. It it needs to be repotted, I would do this first in early spring and then prune a few weeks later. Any tips on how to get more than one branch growing back. I would think that the fact that yours has done it all on its own means it is healthy and happy! Or, a group of leaves that are close together.Dormant buds live where leaves meet the stem. It’s been awhile and i just haven’t seen new leaves growing from the top.Hi!

This morning I had a good look at my plant.

Other than that the plant looks nice. NatalieHey Natalie, that pot size sounds like it would be perfect for repotting. Idk if this is important for my question, but those window blinds are always open.

It will also depend on how much light the plant is getting, how healthy it is and if it is actively growing. Is this usual?Hey Beverley, it sounds like your Fiddle Leaf is very happy! Putting your Fiddle outside does come with some challenges of direct sun which can cause sunburn, or extreme temperatures.If you’re not confident doing this or if your climate doesn’t allow, you may want to invest in a grow light. Thanks so much! About a month ago, I noticed that a new branch started to form all on its own. (Wish I could send you a pic). Best to water over the sink and wait until the pot is completely done draining, or lift the pot so it's well above any effluent that collects in the pot. I’ve got a FLF that nearly bit the dust shorty after I bought it…almost all of the leaves fell off! The difference between what a plant is and what it could be is described as lost potential. So glad to hear your FLFs are doing well with the fertiliser I have experienced just one new branch growing from pruning too, but have recently pruned one of my FLFs and it looks like there’s three new buds growing on two branches of the same plant (six altogether)! Keep in mind if your plants are young, that the trunks do need to be quite mature and woody for notching to work, so you may need to wait for the plant to mature for it to be successful!Thanks so much for your help Emily! I plan to repot in a pot 2-3 inches bigger.

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