About This STYLISH LIVE PLANT: Bring home a beautiful Fiddle Leaf Fig live plant for a tropical feel. Ficus lyrata houseplants are lush and green, dramatically improving indoor room decor aesthetic and bringing a focal point to any living room, office, and bedroom GORGEOUS HOME DECOR: Fiddle Leaf Fig is a decorative house plant that has the ability to improve the look and feel of your home decor with a touch of green. Carefully potted in a nursery pot and ready to be enjoyed instantly after unboxing UNIQUE GIFT: Surprise your loved ones with a live Fiddle Leaf Fig tree, ready to be gifted for any occasion, including birthday, anniversary, and housewarming. It's a refreshing alternative to flowers or typical gifts, creating a lasting memory that shows you care PROMOTES WELLNESS: Plants make us happy. They give us life, fresh air and a sense of calm - all of which have the ability to lift your mood and improve your wellbeing. NASA studies show having plants improves mood, creativity and reduces stress AIR PURIFICATION: Fiddle Leaf Fig plants are known as natural air purifiers, helping to remove harmful toxins and pollutants from the air, creating a cleaner and healthier living environment Overview Indoor/Outdoor Usage : Indoor Brand : Costa Farms Material Feature : Natural Color : Black Grower Pot Special Feature : Air Purification Expected Blooming Period : No Blossoms Item Weight : 6.52 Pounds Sunlight Exposure : Partial Shade Unit Count : 1.0 Count Product Care Instructions : The Ficus Lyrata, Fiddle-leaf Fig will need bright light year-round, but not direct sunlight. Move it a quarter turn every week or so to expose all sides to light for a natural upright growth. Water during the active growth period, allowing the soil to dry out slightly in between waterings. Water sparingly during the resting period. Drooping yellow leaves are a sign of overwatering. Use water soluble fertilizer; feed 3 times a year during growing season (spring-summer-fall). The Ficus Lyrata, Fiddle-leaf Fig will need bright light year-round, but not direct sunlight. Move it a quarter turn every week or so to expose all sides to light for a natural upright… See more