If it's my taste, I'll plant this plant on the terrace of my house because as far as I know, this plant is a hardy one. I'm sure it'll thrive! — Ficus Tineke

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Jermaine Burke 7 Posts • 22 Replies

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If it's my taste, I'll plant this plant on the terrace of my house because as far as I know, this plant is a hardy one. I'm sure it'll thrive!

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The Fiddle Leaf Fig, scientifically named Ficus lyrata, is known for its striking green leaves. This plant is unique because its broad leaves resemble a lute or violin. The leaves also have a rough texture and wavy edges. It is a fast-growing tree that can grow up to 120" tall indoors.

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