Stem peeling is a serious problem that can be caused by various problems. The most common issue, however, that causes stem peeling is directly associated with dry conditions. This could be the fiddle leaf fig not getting enough water, low humidity levels, and temperatures too high.
Overwatering is the leading cause of fiddle leaf fig stems turning brown. The overwatering could be caused by too much watering or compact soil. Other potential causes include root rot and bacterial infection. Giving the plant its ideal growing conditions is the best way to prevent these problems.
When your fiddle leaf fig leaves are pointing down, it is a sign that you are not properly caring for the plant. Incorrect temperature and watering, as well as subjecting the plant to low light conditions are some of the most common culprits for leaf curling.
The most common reason why your fiddle leaf fig leaves are small is that the plant isn’t receiving enough sunlight. This plant needs bright sun. Placing it in front of a window where it can receive direct sun in the morning or afternoon will ensure your plant produces those iconic large leaves.
Yes, hoya leaves can grow back after losing all their leaves. However, if the issue that caused the leaves to fall off isn’t fixed, then any new leaves that emerge will also eventually fall off the plant. That is why it is vital to ensure you address the problem as soon as possible.