Fiddle-leaf fig · 80–100 cmLeaf spread and fullness vary naturally. See the original product dimension image in the gallery; the room scene offers styling inspiration.
Ficus lyrata
Fiddle-Leaf Fig
Bold, fiddle-shaped leaves in a compact 80–100 cm size. A leafy accent for a bright living room or home office, supplied with a basic nursery pot.
Plant size
Listed height is the supplied size, not a mature-height limit. Plants vary; confirm the current measurements if space is tight.
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Optional extra
Miracle-Gro Liquid Fertilizer for Home Gardening 250ml/1.45L
For feeding during active growth. Dilute according to the bottle instructions.
Plant characteristics & growing tips
Fiddle-Leaf Fig · Ficus lyrata
Plant characteristics
- Light
- Bright, indirect daylight
- Foliage
- Evergreen · broad leaves
- Growth habit
- Upright woody plant
- Leaf shape
- Fiddle-shaped · prominent veins
- Soil
- Airy mix · good drainage
- Planting
- Container in a bright room
Hong Kong growing tips
- Wet-season watering
- Check this pot, not a larger fig’s schedule
- Low window position
- Check light at the 80–100 cm canopy
- Beside a chair
- Avoid low air vents aimed at leaves
- Compact corner
- Leave space for the next leaves
- Small outer pot
- Remove or empty it after draining
- Future growth
- 80–100 cm is not a mature limit
A small corner.
A little more green.
Set this compact fig beside a reading chair, with space for its broad leaves and a clear route past the pot.
Choose bright, filtered window light. Keep leaves clear of strong afternoon sun, cold air outlets and busy walkways.
Planting & styling guide
How do I settle a compact fig into a reading corner?
Check the position at leaf height
- Check daylight beside the chair at the actual canopy height.
- Keep leaves clear of the chair arms and moving curtains.
- Keep the nursery pot initially and learn how this root ball dries.
- Choose any cover pot by internal fit and drainage access.
- When roots need more room, move up gradually in pot size.
Keep the natural form
Keep healthy leaves and prune damaged growth selectively. Use clean tools and gloves when cutting stems to avoid contact with the milky sap.
How do I care for it as it grows beyond this size?
- SunlightLow furniture can shade a short plant even beside a bright window. Check the light on its leaves before changing watering or feeding.
- WateringJudge this pot on its own. It need not dry at the same rate as the 130–150 cm bush, even when both stand in one room.
- Leaf care & feedingSupport each leaf when wiping. Leave healthy new growth room to develop instead of trimming simply to keep the original sale height.
- As the canopy growsRecheck clearance from the chair and curtains. Shift the display when needed while keeping similar bright, filtered light.
How do I group plants without overwhelming a small fig?
Keep the compact fig visible at the front of the grouping. Use separate pots and choose companion sizes that do not shade it.
Peperomia Obtusifolia(Baby Rubber Plant)
A small rounded-leaf pot can form a lower companion beside the chair.
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Snake Plant
Place upright leaves to the rear or side, leaving the fig’s window light unobstructed.
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ZZ Plant
Use in an adjacent grouping if its spread would crowd the small fig.
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Size guide
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Frequently asked questions
Fiddle-Leaf Fig · Ficus lyrata
Can I put this size on a side table?
Check the full plant-and-pot height, table width, load capacity and stability first. At the listed 80–100 cm size, floor placement may leave more room beside a chair.
Read moreIs the small fig easier in low light than the large one?
No. Both are Ficus lyrata and need suitable bright, filtered daylight. A smaller price or size does not make a dark corner suitable.
Read moreWill it stay at 80–100 cm?
That is the supplied size, not a mature-height limit. Allow for new leaves and growth, and reassess the pot and position as the plant develops.
Read moreShould I repot it into a much larger pot immediately?
Not just to make it grow faster. First assess root crowding and drainage. When repotting is needed, choose a modest increase rather than a large volume of unused wet mix.
Read moreFrom our nursery to your home
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estimated delivery
Is delivery included?
Free-delivery thresholds depend on your area and order total: HK$500+ for Tung Chung / South Lantau, over HK$800 for Discovery Bay, and HK$1,000+ for other areas. Check the delivery fee at checkout.
Will you bring it inside?
With lift access, plants can be placed indoors. For walk-up buildings, standard delivery is to the building entrance. Stair carrying is extra and should be arranged in advance.
Can I collect it from the nursery?
Yes. Pickup is available at 20D Lo Wai Village, Pui O, Monday–Saturday, 10am–5pm. Please make an appointment once your order is ready.