The perfect beginner indoor plant, rubber plants are super tough, have large glossy leaves and grow quickly. Perfect for instantly brightening up an empty corner.
Indoors, away from direct sunlight
Water occasionally, allowing the plant to dry out well between waterings
Well drained soil
Warm, frost free areas
The perfect beginner indoor plant, rubber plants are super tough, have large glossy leaves and grow quickly. Perfect for instantly brightening up an empty corner.
Indoors, away from direct sunlight
Water occasionally, allowing the plant to dry out well between waterings
Well drained soil
Warm, frost free areas
How to grow rubber plant in a pot
Choose a spot
Find a well lit spot, away from direct sunlight or somewhere on a covered patio or deck
Fill pot with potting mix & Plant the rubber plant
Watering
Keep the soil slightly wet, check by poking your finger into the soil
Fertilising
From spring to autumn, feed with a fertiliser every 2 weeks
Growing Tips
- Regularly wipe leaves to keep free of dust
- To promote bushier growth & keep at a manageable size, trim off stem tips ensuring to avoid contact with the white sap
- You may need to repot into a larger pot every few years
How to grow rubber plant in a garden
Rubber trees can have very invasive roots, disturbing the rest of your garden so it is recommended not to plant in a garden.
