They prefer average to high light, but be sure to avoid the direct afternoon sun in the summer. They will tolerate a little less light, but won't be as lush. Weeping fig, rubber plants and fiddleleaf figs all like to stay just barely moist. Give them a chance to dry slightly between waterings. Creeping fig likes to stay evenly moist and will not tolerate repeated wilting.
All figs do best when given room temperature water.
They will all do well in average indoor temperatures and can tolerate it cooler at night. Creeping fig will do best where it is humid and all the other varieties tolerate average indoor humidity. Mist them once or twice a week, especially if it is hot. In the growing season, feed them every two or three weeks with a water soluble or liquid fertilizer. In the winter, cut back to once a month, half strength.