Fiddle Leaf Fig features solid, green foliage. The Fiddle Leaf Fig is great for large spaces. It does well in spaces that have bright, indirect sunlight. Place Fiddle Leaf Fig in a spot that receives bright light (5 or more hours of sunlight). Water your plant about once a week with approximately 2-3 cups and be sure all excess water drains away. Adjust as needed for your environment. Do not let the Fiddle Leaf Fig sit in water or overly soggy soil. The height at shipping is approximately 36-inches tall, measured from the bottom of the pot to the top of the plant. The Fiddle Leaf Fig ships in a bamboo, 10-inch décor pot. To avoid water spillage, this container does not have holes. The Fiddle Leaf Fig is a moderate grower. Exact growth rate depends on the care provided and its environment. Give it a boost during the warm months of Spring and Summer with a general-purpose fertilizer that is formulated for potted plants. Follow the instructions on the fertilizer package for the best use. When the plant out grows the current container, it is time to repot. To repot the Fiddle Leaf Fig, gently remove it from its current container and place it into a slightly larger container. Fill in any empty spaces with new and fresh soil and water thoroughly. This plant is considered hardy in USDA Zone 9-11. Be aware of third-party sellers; other companies try to imitate our quality. There are no other authorized Costa Farms sellers. Look for ships from & sold by to ensure you're getting our premium plants. Plants are living things; each one is slightly different, so the plant you receive may vary from the photo. Our growers hand-pick the healthiest and highest-quality plants. We package our plants for shipment with great care so they'll arrive at your home ready to be displayed. Shipped fresh from our farm to you, Costa Farms is passionate about delivering happy, healthy, beautiful plants. Costa Farms plants are not intended for human or animal consumption. Keep out of reach of children and pets. Send us your feedback at questions@costafarms.