How To Care For a Rubber Plant, a Complete Indoor Ficus Elastica Houseplant Guide I absolutely love having indoor plants, and one of my favorites is the rubber fig, also known as the rubber plant. You might discover this remarkable plant identified as either a Rubber Fig or Rubber Tree. In case you are wondering the…
How To Cut Back An Overgrown Rubber Plant: Tips For Safely Prune Rubber Tree It’s time to give your rubber plant a little TLC! If you find that your rubber tree has grown overgrown and unruly, fear not. With a little bit of pruning, you can transform your plant into a thriving beauty. Here are…
Common Causes of Rubber Plant(Ficus elastica) Leaf Drop Change in lighting as a common reason Hey there fellow houseplant enthusiasts! Have you noticed your rubber plant shedding some leaves lately? Don’t panic! Leaf drop is a common issue that rubber plant owners face. One of the possible causes could be a change in lighting conditions. Tropical…
Understanding the Signs of a Dying Rubber Plant Yellowing leaves and leaf drop: Recognizing the first indication of trouble As a plant lover and caretaker, it can be heartbreaking to see your rubber tree plant struggling. One of the first signs that your plant is in trouble is when you notice yellowing leaves and leaf…
Key Takeaways Repotting rubber plant may help encourage new growth as their root systems expand. It’s recommended to repot rubber plants every 2-3 years. Signs it’s time to repot include roots growing out of the drainage holes, slowing growth, and the plant becoming top heavy or unstable in its pot. Repot in early spring before…
Growing plants can bring so much joy and beauty to a space, and one plant that I absolutely adore is the rubber plant. With its glossy leaves and air-purifying qualities, it’s no wonder why it has become a popular choice among plant enthusiasts. If you’re looking to expand your collection or simply want to propagate…
Why Do Rubber Plant Leaves Droop and How to Revive Them Key Takeaway: Overwatering is a common cause of drooping rubber plant leaves. Allow the soil to dry out between waterings and ensure the pot has drainage holes. Underwatering can also cause leaves to droop. Water thoroughly when the top inch of soil is dry….
Have you recently noticed that your rubber tree plant leaves are drooping? Don’t worry, you’re not alone! Many plant owners experience this issue. The good news is, with a little understanding and care, you can revitalize your rubber plant and bring it back to its full glory. Understanding Rubber Tree Drooping Leaves: Causes and Solutions Before…
How to Repot a Rubber Tree Plant: A Comprehensive Guide As a proud owner of a rubber plant, you know that taking care of it is essential to keep it thriving and healthy. One important aspect of plant care is repotting. In this guide, I will walk you through the step-by-step instructions on how to repot…
Key Takeaways: Rubber plants, also known as Ficus elastica, can be propagated from stem cuttings. The best time to take cuttings is during the plant’s active growing season in spring and summer. Cuttings should be 4-6 inches long and have 2-3 leaves trimmed by half. Make a straight cut below a leaf node. Dip the…
As a proud plant parent, taking care of your rubber plant is essential to keep it healthy and thriving. One important task you should consider is pruning. Pruning helps maintain its shape, promotes new growth, and keeps it looking fabulous. Don’t worry, pruning a rubber plant is an easy and rewarding process. Here’s a simple…
Key Takeaways: Rubber plants are tropical plants that don’t like soggy soil, so they should only be watered once the top layer of soil has dried out. The frequency of watering depends on factors like the plant’s size, type of soil, humidity levels, season, etc. Smaller plants may only need water every 7-10 days, while…