Fiddle leaf fig leaf problem?
jgdsss
9 years ago
Hi, I have a beautiful fiddle leaf fig indoors and he's been doing great for awhile. Nw I notice one of his bottoms leaves looks different than the others...more vein-y. Here's a pic of the abnormal leaf and then one above it that looks good. The one with the issue is lowest on the trunk. A second pic of just the problem leaf. Any advice would be great.
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