Looking for a tree with broad, big glossy like leaves arranged on a thin trunk? Your search ends here.

The fiddle leaf fig plant is fetching a great demand for itself nowadays because of its elegance and beauty. The plant can add style and drama to the dull space or the corner of your room. This classy plant requires very little care and can thrive with just partial indirect light falling from the window.

The hot houseplant of the moment (or really, of the last few years), the fiddle leaf fig makes a gorgeous, architectural statement in any room of the house. But while this lush plant, with its shiny, violin-shaped leaves, is stunning, it can be hard to keep alive. But never fear — we’ve got tips to help you keep it alive and thriving in your space.

The good news is that, once acclimated, the fiddle leaf fig (Ficus lyrata) can grow to 6 feet or taller, making it a stunning statement piece. There are also other varieties of the plant that don’t grow as tall and are bushier, such as ‘Suncoast’ and ‘Compacta,’ if you’re going for a different look.

Growing tall with its dark green violin shaped, glossy leaves perfectly arranged on minimalistic thin trunk is the topmost preference for all the interior designers. This plant is very sturdy and provides natural fresh air by absorbing all the toxic chemicals present indoors and thus aids in better sleeping. The plant requires well-drained soil with wet atmosphere and high humidity to grow healthier.

We’ll be sharing more about this plant in future.