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Find out how easy the process is to propagate a rubber plant! With a little patience, you can fill your house with free plants!

Learn how to prune a Rubber Plant with this step by step guide. Keep your rubber plant (Ficus elastica) looking full and healthy by pruning it correctly.

Rubber plant watering means keeping the potting soil consistently moist but never soggy. Soggy soil is susceptible to root rot, soil gnats, and bacterial and fungal infections.

"Watering Your Rubber Plant: How Much is Just Right? Tips and Tricks for Healthy Growth" - Learn how to properly water your rubber plant with these helpful tips, including how much water it needs and how often to water it. This guide will help you avoid overwatering or underwatering your rubber plant and keep it thriving. So if you want healthy growth and vibrant foliage, check out these tips on watering your rubber tree plants! - Rubber Plant Problems | Houseplants Care Guide

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Rubber Plant Grow Guide 🌿 Taking care of a rubber plant (Ficus elastica) can be incredibly rewarding. Here’s a simple guide to help your plant thrive: Light Requirements Bright Indirect Light: Rubber plants need bright, indirect light to thrive. Avoid placing them in direct sunlight as their leaves can burn quickly. Watering Spring and Summer: Keep the soil consistently moist. Water heavily but ensure proper drainage. Autumn and Winter: Reduce watering significantly. During the dormant…

21.7" H Weathered Concrete Tall Planter Large Outdoor Indoor Decorative Pot with Drainage Hole and Rubber Plug, Modern Round Style for Home and Garden

I have a beautiful Tineke Rubber Plant. It has great color and has overall been doing great. However, I recently realized it's been in the same pot since I got it several years ago. The top side is starting to get really tall and it's looking a bit too big for its current pot. In this post, I'll tell you some signs that mean you might want to consider repotting your rubber plant, how to repot, and how to avoid repotting shock after the fact.