I wanted to buy a fiddle fig tree for a long time and I finally managed to find one in my city... and let me tell you, they are extremely hard to find in my country and shops just don't restock very often - and if they do they're gone right away. I really wanted one in a tree form. They have about 6 plants which only one of them was a tree - the rest are also pretty impressive bushes. The thing is ,the tree has signs of slight overwatering - there are quite a few leaves with lots of tiny brown spots on them. Im pretty sure it's overwatering (hopefully not a disease) , not mites or other bugs. I checked the leaves closely, there's no sign of aliens - Im pretty sure if it was mites they would spread to other plants too and this tree stands in the middle of all of the bushes and rest of them is completely healthy. The shop offered me a really big discount on this tree because it's not perfect so Im a bit tempted to buy it since they are obviously really expensive. My question is - is overwatering (not severe at all, just few leaves with these spots) easy to fix so I could risk taking it home and bring it back to good health again or should I just let it go and not risk it?