Ficus lyrata/pandurata (fiddle leaf fig) Well drained soil The plant became a federally

The plant became a federally listed endangered species in 1977 when it was limited to a single population nearing extinction due to herbivory by the feral goats which once infested the small island

This plant goes dormant in the summer

This shrub can reach up to three feet high and wide

This plant is mildly toxic to humans

Ficus lyrata/pandurata (fiddle leaf fig) Well drained soil The plant became a federallyFiddle Leaf Fig An indoor tree that can reach a height of up to ten feet or more. The tree can branch out and spread as well. Fertilize weekly, in the spring and summer. You should repot annually. This tree is toxic to animals. Prefers bright indirect light turn plant every week to expose all sides to light Best in well drained all purpose soil Keep soil evenly moist. Water once a week. Native to Western Africa