Fiddle Leaf Fig Plant Food – 3‑1‑2 Balanced NPK Liquid Fertilizer for Larger Leaves, Stronger Roots & Steady, Vibrant Growth | Suitable for All Ficus Including Ficus Lyrata | Made in USA | 8 oz

I has someone recommend this product to me and it has already improved my fiddle leaf fig tree. It is easy to mix into water just using a small amount every month to help growth. It’s a great value for the size of the bottle and how much you use with each feeding.

This stuff is AMAZING!! I was a little trepidatious, I have two fiddle leaf figs. One is about 6 ft tall the other was about 4 inches. The smaller one hasn't seemed to grow in the last year. After using this for about 6 weeks with every watering it has more than doubled in height!! My 6 footer is now over seven and the leaves are a rich dark green. Words cannot describe my amazement at how well this product worked. Did it by the directions on the bottle and could not be happier with the results.

This stuff is amazing. I had a struggling but very mature (6+ feet) fiddle leaf. I moved into an apartment with lower light, and when winter came, it started to really struggle. No new growth, leaves were sad and saggy. I bought this stuff and immediately got new growth on all branches. Not just small leaves, but multiple large, very mature looking leaves. I used this in combination with the root rot therapy, and it's been incredible.

Great fertilizer for my sad fiddle fig plant. Plant is starting to develop new leaves. Taking off a star as bottle was leaking on shipping and arrived missing 1/3 of product.

My fiddle leaf fig was suffering from transplant shock in a bad way. It was so beautiful before repotting. I took all the correct measures to ensure that it would survive its new home. But on the second day its massive leaves began drooping. By the end of the first week, it was looking so weighed down and listless. I didn’t know what to do- I kept researching tips on what to do but mainly kept getting the same answers. Don’t disturb it- ensure plenty of filtered light, etc. I even tried watering with charcoal water and adding magnesium sulfate. To no avail, by the end of the second week, the larger leaves started falling off and then the new young leaves on top began drooping as well. By the third week- it was looking absolutely lifeless and bare. I was distraught as this particular plant has lots of sentimental value to me. As a last ditch attempt, I ordered this. I waited until my plant’s next watering to ensure I wasn’t overwatering; followed the instructions carefully. And the very next day, the leaves I had left were PERKY! Not just on their way to looking better- like back to their original glory! Literally OVERNIGHT! I’m so glad I found this. I really wish I used this sooner and maybe my plant would still have all its original leaves still. Regardless, I’m looking forward to using this throughout the winter to keep my plant healthy and strong and ready for spring! If you’re having issues with your fiddle leaf- do not hesitate! This is a magic potion and a holy grail for my fiddle leaf.

I've used this plant food for awhile and my Fiddle loves it! Works great!

Makes the hard to grow fiddle leaf figs grow like a weed! Use it in active growing season and your fiddle leaf fig will provide you with new growth guaranteed!

If you own a Fiddle Fig Leaf you know they can be temperamental and need special care. Mine happens to be doing very well so I bought tgus plant food and honestly it looks better than ever. Tgis company makes the best FFL products and while a bit pricey, it’s worth it because it is formulated especially for Fiddle Fig Leaf plabts.

I use this on all my ficus plants and it makes the world of difference. The new leaves are so big, healthy and green.

Amazing product. New leaves growing like crazy!

THIS IS LIQUID MIRACLE Honestly I don't know what type of sorcery this is but I've used it twice and my fif is pushing 6 new leaves. 6!!!! In last 3 months she has grown just 1, and now it's 6 after 4 weeks I'm honestly shocked as I was a bit apprehensive to buy fertiliser for only 1 type of plant (I've got loads of plants so I use different general fertiliser for all them), but OMG it's incredible I wish they were making fertiliser for every kind of a plant

It saved my dying fiddle-leaf fig, but it does take time and patience. I bought it in August 2024, started using it as per the instructions. The first 2 months nothing was truly happening: the leaves kept on falling and the brown spot were still growing on the leaves (I was watering the plant appropriately using a Moisture Meter); but 5 months within, the shedding stopped. In May 2024, my plant gave the first new leaf and it does not stop - 8 new leaves and counting! Totally recommend it!

I was a little hesitant to purchase this since it's fairly expensive for what you get. There were so many great reviews, so I wanted to at least give it a shot since I have 4 fiddle leaf figs, and they hadn't been growing for months and months. I had one large plant that I almost pitched because it dropped so many leaves after bringing it home, due to being overwatered at the store (Walmart). I held onto it though, because it puts out massive leaves, and I wanted to see if I could rehab it. It had been dormant for months, but within a week or two, it started putting out new growth at the base, which surprised me. I hadn't realized that was possible for these plants to grow new leaves where old ones had fallen off. After about a month of watering about once a week with this food, the plant is growing like crazy. No new growth at the top, but that's fine, since the bottom half of the plant was naked. It all goes well, it will be nice and full. Another one of my fiddle leaf figs was brought out of dormancy with this product after a couple weeks, but I was bad and touched the leaf and it accidentally broke off. Whoops! Looks like another one is growing though. I think a new bud is growing on a third plant, but it's taken over a month to see any growth. Waiting for my fourth plant to wake up. I've gone through a decent amount of this food since I have four plants, and two are outside and need more regular watering. Two cups of water + 1 tsp fertilizer can water my two little plants and one big plant (sometimes I add a bit more to the bigger plant). When I first started out, I used half-strength (1/2 tsp per 2 cups water), just to be safe. I've burned plants with fertilizer before :( I'm at full-strength now, so hopefully things continue to go well and there won't be too much build-up. I may do a flush with just water, one of these days. I'll likely continue to use this product, despite the cost, but might take a break in the winter (or will use half-strength).