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Apr 16, 2020 9:15 PM CST
Name: Stephanie Anderson
Columbia, Missouri (Zone 6a)
Hi, I've had this fiddle leaf fig for almost exactly a year, it's in a south facing window and our house has a damp basement 🤦🏼‍♀️ so we have high humidity. It's grown like crazy and seems extremely happy in its current location. It has little baby plants at the root base and they sometimes die out from how thick the bottom foliage is. I was wondering based one how tight the root ball is, if it's possible to separate or propagate it? I am horrified of killing it and as I have a horrible streak of killing plants I thought it best to ask advice before just jumping in thinking I know what to do! She's one of my longest living plant babies and I want to take care of her. Any advice is greatly appreciated! Stephanie
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