Rubber tree
Rob D. Brodman
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Rubber Tree

What It Looks Like

Large, oval leaves give a rubber tree (Ficus elastica) a decidedly tropical look. Indoors, some varieties grow to about 4 feet tall. Foliage comes in several colors, from deep green to burgundy.

What It Needs

Takes any but the lowest level of light. Let the soil get fairly dry between waterings.

How to Use

Large plants in 10-inch containers look good on the floor next to a sofa or as a focal point in a corner. Set pots on glazed or plastic saucers to protect flooring or carpet.

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