Rubber fig plant

The Rubber Fig is a particularly popular houseplant for the living room. Thanks to its dark green leaves, it's a good fit for every interior design style. Rubber figs are also very tolerant to pruning. If the plant is not producing side shoots on its own, you can simply clip the stem above a leaf to encourage the formation of side shoots. Learn in this guide how to prune and care for your Rubber Fig, correctly! #mygardencom #mygarden #rubberfigs #houseplants

Rubber plants, indoor favorites for their low-maintenance care, quick growth, and thick leaves, are a colorful addition to your home. Find out how to grow, care for, prune, repot, and propagate these well-loved houseplants.

The most likely culprit whenever red spots appear on fiddle leaf fig plants is edema. This plant disorder is common in such ornamental plants and is caused by

Which do you prefer...a fiddle leaf fig or a rubber tree?! I LOVE both. Don’t tell my fiddles, but if I had to choose I pick a rubber tree. They’re like the less dramatic cousin to the fiddle but look just as stunning, in my opinion! What’s not to love? I mean, look at this giant Tineke!! Share this plant care guide with your rubber tree-loving friends! #rubbertree #ficus #plantcare #houseplanttips #indoorplants #plantpeople

Rubber plants, also known as rubber figs, are wild-growing desert plants that can reach up to a hundred…

Are you looking for a lush, easy-care indoor tree? This Rubber Plant care guide (Ficus elastica, Rubber Tree) will keep yours looking great.

Rubber Plant leaves may droop due to overwatering, underwatering, root-rot, pests, poor lighting, wrong temperatures, poor feeding, wrong soil, low humidity among others.

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The Rubber Plant, or Ficus elastica, is a big and beautiful plant that can grow up to great heights and are easy to grow!