Ficus lyrata/pandurata (fiddle leaf fig) Once a month If you want the plant

If you want the plant to have denser branching habits you can pinch at any time

You should prune after the flowers and fruits have faded

It looks similar to the form of Adenanthos x cunninghamii that we grow but is upright growing and is denser and hardier than Adenanthos sericeus

It is a member of the coastal sage plant community at the shoreline

Name Acacia cultriformis Family Name Mimosaceae Species Name Acacia cultriformis Common Name Knifeleaf Wattle Native to Australia Plant Type Shrub Height x Width 10'-15' by 10'-15' Growth Habit Upright/Vase Growth Rate Fast Growing Sun Exposure Full Sun to Part Sun Water Requirement Low Water Needs Soil Type Well Draining Flower Color Bright Yellow Clusters Flowering Months Spring Evergreen/Deciduous Evergreen Cold Hardy to 20 Degrees Attracts pollinators Bees

Ficus lyrata/pandurata (fiddle leaf fig) Once a month If you want the plantFiddle Leaf Fig An indoor tree that can reach a height of up to ten feet or more. The tree can branch out and spread as well. Fertilize weekly, in the spring and summer. You should repot annually. This tree is toxic to animals. Prefers bright indirect light turn plant every week to expose all sides to light Best in well drained all purpose soil Keep soil evenly moist. Water once a week. Native to Western Africa