Fiddle leaf figs are sensitive plants that often experience leaf drop during winter due to environmental changes such as drafts, low humidity, and insufficient light. To prevent this, it is crucial to place the plant away from drafts and heating sources, ensure it receives sufficient light—ideally near a south- or west-facing window or supplemented with grow lights—and increase humidity through misting or using a humidifier. Regular care and observation are key to maintaining the plant's health during the colder months.
Leaf drop in fiddle leaf figs during winter is often due to temperature changes, drafts, low humidity, and insufficient light.
To prevent leaf drop, place the plant away from drafts, provide adequate light, increase humidity, and maintain a stable temperature.
A consistent care routine through winter is vital, including checking soil moisture, ensuring the temperature stays above 15C, and rotating for even light.
Regular misting, using a pebble tray, or a humidifier can help to combat the dry air that affects fiddle leaf figs.
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