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It is not new to the fiddle leaf fig owners that the houseplant loves to stay in warm and moist weather. But too much exposure to direct sunlight can leave a negative impact on your plant, leading to sunburn. In fact, even if the plant remains inside your house and gets light just through the window, the chances of it getting a sunburn are still there.<\/p>\n
Primarily, sunburns in your beloved plant inside the room occur when the plant is young or not accustomed to such light. And once the leaves start becoming crispy with brown tips on them, restoring their glossy green color is pretty challenging. That is why you should take early action to retain the glaze of the leaves.<\/p>\n
However, sunburn is not a final sentence for your green baby. There are different ways that can help recover sunburn in your plant. But if left untreated, it will slowly make your plant unappealing. But, it will affect its growth. Don’t you want to learn the tricks and tips which can treat your fiddle leaf fig’s sunburn and reinstate its appearance? In this post, we will talk more about sunburn and the potential solutions to rescue the plant from it.<\/p>\n
TL; DR<\/strong><\/p>\n If the leaves of your fiddle leaf fig plant turn pale, yellow, or reddish-brown, it means that the plant has got a sunburn. Also, if you notice brown spots on it or the leaves have become crispy, direct sunlight is to blame. You need to move its position immediately, where it cannot come across direct sunlight. Make sure your gorgeous indoor plant only gets filtered light. Moreover, keep the room’s temperature and moisture level under check. Fiddle leaf figs grow smoothly when the temperature is around 65 to 75 degrees F. And don’t forget to place a humidifier if it’s too dry inside.\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n Table of Contents<\/p>\n\n