Rubber tree outdoor

Rubber trees originated outside. Does this mean you can either grow them outside or keep them indoors? Well, much of that depends upon where you live. We've

Large, glossy leaves make the rubber tree (Ficus elastica) an exotic, decorative choice outdoors, but its limited hardiness makes it too delicate to just plunk in a sunny yard. Use this plant in sheltered areas as a specimen -- but be prepared to move it indoors if the temperature plummets.

Learn on how to care for a rubber plant indoors and outdoors including proper water, light, pruning and temperature to keep it healthy for ever.

Are you wondering how to make a rubber plant bushy? This post give you helpful tips and shows real life photos of how to accomplish this.

Ficus elastica, also known as the rubber plant, is an unusual-looking variety native to the tropics of Southeast Asia. It has large, oval leaves with a rich emerald hue and can grow rapidly, reaching up to 30 meters in height in its natural habitat.

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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

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Also known as a Rubber Plant or Ficus Elastica, and one of the hardiest members of the ficus family, the Rubber Tree is often times notorious for being fickle, finicky, and for some just plain difficult. Read on for simple tips to care for the Rubber Tree!

Stop killing your Rubber Tree plants! Follow this guide to Rubber Tree Plant care and stop killing your Rubber tree plants!