How I Easily Propagate Fiddle Leaf Fig / Dwarf Ficus Lyrata / Dwarf Fiddle-leaf fig

[@peterkhieww]

Thank you for sharing. Great tutorial.

[@jillianleblanc9370]

Thank you for sharing beautiful and amazing plants

[@PlantZone]

Thank you Jillian 🙂

[@Enjoyplant]

Thank you for sharing Idea !

[@genomic_]

Thank you for the video. How long did it take for the roots to grow?

[@PlantZone]

You're welcome. Within 2 weeks you can see roots growing. In 3 weeks time it can be well rooted.

[@genomic_]

@@PlantZone thank you

[@sarismohd5153]

What is favourable weather for this rooting

[@PlantZone]

I grow this plant outdoor in open and I am in tropical zone. They experience all kinds of changing atmospheric conditions affected by full sun, rain, storms, clouds, winds etc from time to time. Regardless the weather outside, they always root after within 3 weeks. This is true only for tropical climate zone. I am not sure for other zone.

[@sarismohd5153]

@@PlantZone thanks you, I tried in several times but it is not working for me.

[@maloulopez-vito6930]

Are they bambino?

[@PlantZone]

Yes

[@cementexhw]

Hi, what’s the composition of the soil u used for it? It looks like clay.

[@PlantZone]

Hi, It is not clay. I use yellow top soil. If you cant find this you can use normal unfertilized gardening soil or coco peat. Just ensure the rooting medium is moist. Need to check regularly to ensure the medium is moist. This is especially important if your stock plant is under direct sun.