elastica. Here are the main care requirements for ficus shivereana ... The cutting is ready to pot up in soil when it has ...

or by tying one over the top of the pot. After 6-8 weeks, if all goes to plan, you should have a new ficus elastica to welcome into the world.

Rubber tree plants, or Ficus elastica, are attractive and low-maintenance ... I buy an appropriate pot and saucer to plant my rubber tree plant. I like to use a decorative pot around the plant ...

But that parade of plants, including many rarities, hasn’t tarnished his lifelong affection for one of the most common, easiest houseplants, the upright-growing rubber tree (Ficus elastica ...

Or should I remove it and keep it in pots? Thank you. – David Guay The tree is most likely a Ficus elastica or rubber fig, based on the broad, glossy leaves and reddish-purple hue of the new growth.

Ornamental figs (also known as rubber trees) make wonderfully ornamental indoor plants, especially the more unusual ones such as the variegate rubber tree (Ficus elastica ‘Ruby’), which has ...