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Fig Tree

Fig Tree

Fig Tree (Ficus carica)
Bring a touch of the Mediterranean home with the classic Fig Tree (Ficus carica)—a timeless favorite prized for its lush, lobed foliage, sculptural form, and delicious fruit. Whether grown indoors by a sunny window or outdoors on a warm patio, this fruiting beauty offers both ornamental elegance and seasonal reward.

Loved for its fast growth, bold leaves, and textured bark, the Fig Tree thrives in containers and can produce sweet, edible figs even in compact spaces. Easy-going and adaptable, it’s perfect for urban gardeners, patio growers, or anyone looking to enjoy homegrown fruit and a dose of Mediterranean charm.

Sizing Description:

Large: 8" / 20cm pot diameter — approximately 2.5 ft height

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Sun Requirements ▾

Bright, indirect light is key. Your fig tree will thrive near a large window with filtered sunlight. It can handle a bit of direct morning sun, but avoid harsh afternoon rays which can scorch the leaves. Low light = leaf drop and slow growth. If it’s not getting enough light, consider supplementing with a grow light.

Watering Instructions ▾

Water when the top 2–3 inches of soil are dry. Soak the soil thoroughly, allowing excess water to drain out. Never let it sit in standing water—this leads to root rot. Typically, this means watering every 7–10 days, but always check the soil first. The frequency will vary with temperature, humidity, and light. In winter, reduce watering slightly as growth slows down.

Care Tips ▾

Loves stable temperatures between 18–24°C (65–75°F). Keep it away from drafts, vents, and sudden temp changes. Rotate the pot every few weeks to keep it growing upright and evenly. Wipe leaves regularly to remove dust and let the plant breathe. Fertilize monthly during the growing season (spring/summer) with a balanced liquid fertilizer diluted to half strength.
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