6″ Fiddle-Leaf Fig – Bambino – LIVE Potted Plant – FREE SHIPPING

A smaller version of the Ficus Lyrata, Bambino is great for indoor small spaces. This plant requires bright indirect sunlight, direct sun will burn the leaves.  Let the first 2″ of soil dry out before watering.  Keep away from drafty areas and find a permanent spot.  This species does not like to be moved often.  These plants are beginner friendly and easy to grow.  These plants are considered TOXIC to pets/people.

**Please note all plants are growers choice.  All photos are for reference only, unless otherwise noted in listing.  You will not receive the exact plant pictured but a similar plant of the same variety **

** FALL/WINTER SHIPPING- All buyers are responsible for knowing the weather in their own region.   My plants are grown in Florida where it is hot and humid.  Tropical plants will be shocked should they go into extreme low temperatures during shipping.  To avoid this during Fall/Winter months please use the listing below to add a heat pack to your order.  1 heat pack will last 72 hours.  1 heat pack will warm a maximum of 4 – 4″ or 2 – 6″ plants.  If you are purchasing more than 2 plants or larger plants, please make sure to purchase the equivalent amount of heat packs to accommodate your order.

**HEAT PACK ADD ON LISTING LINK**

Heat Pack ADD ON for Winter Shipping

**During shipping plants will go through somewhat of a shock.  When your plant arrives keep it in the pot for 1-2 days, out of direct sunlight before re-potting.  Plants arriving with yellowing or browning leaves is normal.  Our plants are covered with the “arrive alive” guarantee.  Should your plant be delivered dead, make a claim within 24 hours, including photos and your plant will be replaced at no cost.  We photograph every plant that we ship.  We want customers to know we ship healthy, quality plants.  Any plant reported after 24 hours is final sale, no exceptions.  We ship Monday-Wednesday to avoid instances of dead arrivals.  Please see our shipping policies for more detailed information.

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