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Leaf: minimum of 4 perfect leaves, fully rooted, not a cutting.

Ficus Lyrata Variegated Wholesale – A High-Impact Statement Plant for Large-Scale Buyers

Ficus Lyrata Variegated, also known as the Variegated Fiddle Leaf Fig, is a premium, high-demand houseplant, sought after for its massive, sculptural leaves with creamy-white and green variegation. This wholesale offering is perfect for plant retailers, interior designers, and nurseries looking to stock an exclusive, high-end variety.

A Grand Foliage Display Like No Other

• Features broad, violin-shaped leaves with a striking variegated pattern, creating an architectural statement.
• As it matures, it develops thicker stems, larger leaves, and a stunning tree-like structure.
• A favorite among luxury interior decorators and plant enthusiasts for its dramatic visual impact.

How to Keep Your Fiddle Leaf Fig Thriving

• Light Requirements: Requires bright, indirect light, with some tolerance to morning direct sun.
• Watering Routine: Allow soil to dry out between waterings—avoid overwatering to prevent root rot.
• Humidity Considerations: Prefers high humidity levels, though it adapts to indoor conditions.
• Soil Selection: A well-aerated, quick-draining mix with sand and peat prevents compaction.
• Fertilization Plan: Feed with a slow-release fertilizer every 2-3 months to encourage robust growth.

Aerial Roots & Strong Structural Growth

• Develops aerial roots along its trunk, which aid in stability and nutrient absorption.
• Can be pruned into a tree shape or kept as a large, bushy houseplant.
• If provided with a large planter and ample light, it will grow into a majestic indoor tree.

Troubleshooting Common Issues

• Leaf Drop? A sign of shock due to relocation, overwatering, or temperature changes.
• Brown Edges? Typically caused by low humidity—use a humidifier or mist occasionally.
• Pest Prevention: Watch out for scale, mealybugs, and spider mites—wipe down leaves regularly.

With its elegant variegation, large-scale appeal, and long-term growth potential, Ficus Lyrata Variegated Wholesale is an exceptional investment for plant retailers and large-scale buyers.