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Fiddle Leaf Fig New Growth Brown: Check Watering and Light

Brown, dried new growth on a fiddle leaf fig may be the natural sheath of the growing tip. If the tip itself is dead, improper watering is the cause.

Assess Watering

  • Water thoroughly when soil surface feels very dry.
  • Should reach that dryness again in ~1 week.
  • Pot size and light level determine frequency—weekly may be too much or too little.

Provide maximum direct sun; avoid repotting unless necessary.

Fiddle leaf fig new growth
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