Fiddle Leaf Fig Rescue Drops – Treats Root Rot, Brown Spots, Leaf Drop & Stress | Immune Boosting Liquid Formula Concentrate | Easy to Use | Safe for All Tropical Plants | 3.3 oz | Made in USA

Fixed my over-watered fiddle so quickly. I moved into a new apartment with lower light and my fiddle stopped growing. I kept watering it as normal, but since the growing stalled, it wasn't absorbing the water and it just sat, and I could tell I was getting root rot. A few drops of this and a full watering, and the tree rebounded immediately. This is an absolute must-have for fiddles, especially in a lower light apartment and in the winter. Also great for newbies who are prone to over watering.

This product is AMAZING! These photos are the proof! We had a GORGEOUS, very full, 4' tall fiddle fig plant get those tiny dirt bugs and trying to cure the bugs ended up destroying our plant! It got SUPER stressed and dropped all of it's leaves. It was down to ONE big leaf, that's it! So we repotted the plant in fresh dirt to get rid of the bugs (it was just a bunch of sticks). We researched online, found the Fiddle Fig Leaf resource center then their Rescue drops sold on Amazon. We decided to take progress photos over the last 4 weeks. From May 14th, 2025 when we purchased them until today (6/16/25). It is a growing plant again! And you cannot see the new buds on the branches that will sprout more new leaves this week. This product is a MIRACLE for Fiddle Leaf Fig plants! FOLLOW THE DIRECTIONS! Very easy to use. Claire at the Fiddle Leaf Fig Resource Center knows her stuff! Watch her YouTube videos! The others in our office doubted we could revive the plant and we are all shocked at how it looks now! A great value to revive a plant that would of cost us more than a $100 to replace it new at a nursery. (Side note, I took a tiny leaf with an inch of stem off the plant when it was down to the one big leaf in the first photo, I placed the end of the stem in a glass of water by a window with indirect light, changing the water every few days. When we got the drops, I started putting two of the rescue drops in the water. It took four weeks, but it grew a bunch of roots and now a second leaf. I will be potting it this week to start a new Fiddle Leaf Fig plant!)

My fiddle leaf has finally started to grow again! I’ve used other fiddle leaf “good” or growth tablets with no results. Works great even in the winter. Can’t wait to see the growth in the summer.

I have attached a video so that you can see the improvement or rather the condition that the plant is in right now. When it arrived, it was dropping leaves and it became very brown due to overwatering and too much sun. I’m assuming. I used the drops for root rot since it was overwatered due to no drainage and the rats were saturated. The drops have helped significantly. I would recommend them.

Last summer I repotted my fiddle leaf fig and after a month or so, the leaves started to turn yellow and fall off. I thought my plant was going to die! After searching for help online, I found the Fiddle Leaf Fig Plant Resource website. I learned that my plant was suffering with soil that wasn’t draining properly, causing the roots to be too wet. I bought the Premium Fiddle Leaf Fig Soil and changed out my plant’s soil. Then I emailed Claire Akin for more advice. She recommended using their Rescue Drops when watering each week. The Rescue Drops worked like magic! My fiddle leaf fig recovered and developed new beautiful, big green leaves!! Very exciting! Please see my before and after pictures. I highly recommend all the Fiddle Leaf Fig Plant Resource products.

Just facts: my fig tree was getting dark spots on the leaves and would throw off the leaves. I started using this, and it stopped. Not a single new leaf lost and no new dark spots. Being a sceptical person, I tried but couldn't find any other explanation for this besides this product really working.

Giving this 3 stars because it just arrived and I can't determine it's efficacy yet - so I will come back in a few months to update accordingly. But the three stars / mid review are for the price (quite high IMO) and, bottle that arrived unopened and not full. I did see another similar review, and it does say 100ml on the bottle, but the liquid inside is barely filled over halfway. It's a bit discouraging to open (I just opened and photographed this today - and my fingers are placed where the liquid level is), and seems like a waste of plastic. Price is quite high for 100ml worth of product. I really hope this helps my [freshly repotted and thus] stressed fiddles!

My tree had lost some leafs and when I use this product it has so much new growth now . I recommend

My fiddle tree was doing really poorly. All the leaves were turning brown, I used the rescue drops when watering it once a week. I cut off the brown leaves over time, because it was all off them. I started it in September 2024, now feb 2025 every single leaf is green! No brown and it’s growing new leaves often! I almost gave up on my tree, thank goodness I didn’t! I also bought the leaf spray too. This product really works.

I was gifted a fiddle leaf fig plant cutting 2 years ago, it remains dormant showing no growth at all - in fact quite. few leaves dropped. As a last anttempt, I ordered the rescue drop to try. After 4 weeks of using this, the new leaf shoot finally popped up!

I was looking for a way to support my Fiddle Leaf Fig after she had to endure multiple moves in quick succession, including an hour long car ride. It's been six weeks and she is thriving! Not only has there been no Leaf drop, she's put out 3 new leaves! These pics were taken 5 days apart, showing how fast the new leaves are growing!

Last year I used the fiddle leaf fig fertilizer of the same brand and my plant did really well. This year, I decided to try the rescue drops and my plant is doing even better! I’ve been using the drops for three weeks now and my plant has put out four new leaves since the picture was taken! It’s growing so tall, I’ll soon have to take it out of the stand and put the pot on the floor. I wasn't clear from the instructions if I needed more than 10 drops if my plant needed more than two cups of water when watering. I typically give it about 4 cups each time. I emailed Claire for clarification and got a nice email back. She said you only need 10 drops even if you use more than two cups of water when watering. Next I’m going to try and get the tree to put out some more branches by notching it. I bought some of the brand’s rooting hormone to encourage it as recommended in Claire’s video. I’ll let you know if I have any success with that.

My weeping fig was losing leaves daily and was looking grim. After two weeks and two dose of 10 drops my fig has new leaves and is looking better than ever! I'm very happy with this purchase.