Fiddle leaf figs are susceptible to various diseases. Some of the common conditions include: Bacterial infection: Caused by bacteria entering the plant through wounds, resulting in leaf spots, stem rot, and leaf drop. Fungal diseases: Fiddle leaf figs can be affected by fungal infections such as leaf spot diseases, powdery mildew, and root rot. Anthracnose: A fungal disease that causes brown, necrotic lesions on leaves and stems. Scale infestation: Scale insects are common pests that can attack fiddle leaf figs, sucking sap from the plant and causing leaf discoloration and stunted growth. Spider mites: These tiny pests can infest the leaves, causing webbing, yellowing, and leaf drop. Regular monitoring, proper care, and timely intervention can help prevent and manage these diseases in fiddle leaf figs.