Repotting Rubber Tree Plants Rubber plants dislike being rootbound so the time will come when repotting it is necessary. Here's Satch's advice: "When you buy the plant, it’s sold in a greenhouse ...

advertisement 05-01-2007 PREMIUM Another Rubber Tree Plant In the Arizona desert, the start of something big–or anyway something that feels good on your hands.

Rubber plant, Ficus elastica, including its variegated form, is native to India, Burma, Malaysia and similar tropical regions. Rubber plants become tree-like in nature, so the natural tendency is ...

The rubber plant, also known as ficus elastica is a member of the Moraceae family and originates from Asia, particularly India, Malaysia and Java, this is according to Feng Shui research.

The rubber tree is a tropical plant from northeast India and Indonesia. It grows over 100 feet tall; it drops a lot of big leaves and branches, and it produces too much shade for most plants to ...

I n my experience, the best potting mix for Rubber tree plants is well-draining and slightly acidic, with a pH ranging from 5.5 to 7.0. The Ficus elastica can tolerate various soil types but will ...

The rubber tree plant (Ficus elastica) is fairly easy to care for, and its shiny green leaves make it particularly beautiful. It prefers indirect light that isn't too hot.

In the wild the plant can grow into a sizeable tree with many aerial roots. Rubber plants represent abundance, happiness and wealth.