Ficus Lyrata - Fiddle Leaf Fig 110 cm New in Enjoys a spot out of

Enjoys a spot out of direct light or in semi-shade

Additional Information: The Monstera actually has holes in its leaves because in the wild it grows in the jungle shade – the holes help the light hit its lower foliage

Toxicity: If ingested

Height and grow rate:  The Ming Aralia is a slow-growing plant once established

Ficus Lyrata - Fiddle Leaf Fig 110 cm New in Enjoys a spot out ofFicus Lyrata has huge, glossy, fiddle shaped leaves with prominent veins. If you are looking for a Ficus with a difference, this one packs a punch with it's amazing flamboyant foliage. Leaves are much larger than most other Ficus, growing up to 30cm long and 13cm wide with a fabulous violin like shape. Leaves often have brown spotting and markings particularly on the underneaths. Ficus lyrata are perfect for adding some serious, air cleansing,