As temperatures drop, the fig will go dormant and shed leaves. Below 15 °F the roots freeze – prevent this.
Remove winter wraps when temps rise. The tree will leaf out again. No indoor sun needed – the apartment’s dry heat and lack of light would stress it more than cold.
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