Question 1

How is the plant doing now you've had it a while ?

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My two arrived in September 2017, when it was starting to get cold. It is now March 2018. They haven’t grown at all, but have only lost a few leaves, and they were in part of the plant where they were pretty shaded from outside light by other leaves. The conditions they live in: I repotted shortly after they arrived in  similar-sized pots to the ones they arrived in. I watered them about 300mL each once a week.  I kept them in a room with a large east-facing window, but they weren’t close to the window due to the draftiness in the winter. There is also a skylight in the room, but they only have enough sunlight on them to cast a sharp shadow for 2-3hrs a day.

Question 2

How do I give it light?

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It's indirect lighting, meaning if it can't be outdoors on the direct sunlight because the leaves will become parched. You can leave by a window.  I keep mine in the brightest room next to the window and it's doing fine (must confess - the hirsh nursery fiddle leaf fig (very small) went through some major maintenance issues. It is still alive but that's after many hours of self educating and contacting nurseries.  After this small one survived 5 months with me, I was bold and bought the "very" expensive one that was 6 feet tall.  So far, that one is acclimating in it's new NYC apt.  If you do not have good lighting in your home, don't bother buying this plant.  I killed 3 already in the past 2 1/2 years due to lighting conditions.  I have a new home with better lighting conditions and now have a thriving jungle.

Question 3

Why is this not shipping to Ohio? Says it cannot be shipped here.

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Hello! We have restricted states that are experiencing cold weather issues. This is because most tropical plants will not do well during shipping when temperatures drop below 40-50 degrees and may be delivered with frost damage. We will be looking at weather conditions and begin shipping to states as they warm up. Thank you for your inquiry!

Question 4

what size pot does it come in and what size would you recommend repotting it in?

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Hi Haley, 
The Fiddle Leaf fig comes in a growers pot measuring approximately 8.75 inches in diameter. We recommend using a 12 inch diameter container that has a drainage hole when repotting. Allow for an adjustment period once your plant arrives, repotting the plant immediately after arrival can cause additional stress to the plant. If you have any more questions please let us know at customerservice@delrayplants.com.

ASIN	B07MF5VJLB
Best Sellers Rank	#31,272 in Patio, Lawn & Garden ( See Top 100 in Patio, Lawn & Garden ) #21 in Tree Plants & Seeds #32 in Live Indoor House Plants
Brand	Costa Farms
Brand Name	Costa Farms
Color	Nursery Planter
Customer Reviews	3.9 out of 5 stars 959 Reviews
Expected Blooming Period	No Blossoms
Included Components	Pot
Indoor Outdoor Usage	Indoor
Indoor/Outdoor Usage	Indoor
Item Type Name	Live Indoor Plant
Item Weight	6 pounds
Manufacturer	Costa Farms
Manufacturer Part Number	CO.FL10.13.BAM.2FT
Material Feature	Natural
Material Features	Natural
Model Number	CO.FL10.13.BAM.2FT
Moisture Needs	Regular Watering
Number of Items	1
Number of Pieces	1
Other Special Features of the Product	Air Purification
Plant or Animal Product Type	Tree
Product Care Instructions	The Ficus Lyrata, Fiddle-leaf Fig will need bright light year-round, but not direct sunlight. Move it a quarter turn every week or so to expose all sides to light for a natural upright growth. Water during the active growth period, allowing the soil to dry out slightly in between waterings. Water sparingly during the resting period. Drooping yellow leaves are a sign of overwatering. Use water solu…
Special Feature	Air Purification
Style Name	Fiddle Leaf Fig, Medium (1-2 Feet Tall) in Grow Pot
Sunlight Exposure	Partial Shade
UPC	022532713593
USDA Hardiness Zone	9
Unit Count	1 Count

Costa Farms Fiddle Leaf Fig, Live Indoor Floor Plant, Ficus Lyrata Tropical Houseplant Potted in Potting Soil with Grow Pot, Gardening, New Home Gift, Room Décor, 1-2 Feet Tall

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