Lobb's fiddleleaf (Nama lobbii)

Lobb's fiddleleaf

Also known as: Woolly nama

Lobb's fiddleleaf is a perennial herb that typically thrives in arid conditions, displaying an inherent resilience. It features succulent leaves which store water, allowing it to inhabit dry, rocky substrates. The plant is distinguished by its vibrant blue to purple funnel-shaped flowers, which bloom prominently and attract a variety of pollinators, contributing to its reproductive success in challenging environments.

Scientific classification

Species

Lobb's fiddleleaf (Nama lobbii)

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Herb

Plant Type

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Care Guide for Lobb's fiddleleaf

Every week

Water

Full sun

Sunlight

Pruning: Lobb's fiddleleaf thrives with early spring pruning; remove dead branches and thin for airflow. This maintains shape, prevents legginess, and promotes healthy growth. Use clean, sharp tools to avoid disease, enhancing the plant’s structure and aesthetic appeal while potentially increasing flowering.

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