Burgundy rubber plants (ficus elastica 'burgundy') are some of the most popular rubber trees thanks to their stunning foliage. Here's how to keep them happy indoors.

While rubber trees prefer even moisture in well-draining potting soil, they are drought tolerant. Without enough water, a rubber tree’s leaves might begin to droop, but most can survive months ...

While rubber trees prefer even moisture in well-draining potting soil, they are drought tolerant. Without enough water, a rubber tree’s leaves might begin to droop, but most can survive months ...

Ficus elastica, or the rubber tree, is the stalwart of the houseplant stable. Its large dark green leaves and rosey-pink pointy leaf buds are instantly recognisable. “Ficus” relates to the ...

Rubber plants are known for growing quickly and being low maintenance, but even these easygoing tropicals can experience common houseplant problems. Brown leaves on a rubber plant are a sign that ...

When to Water It depends on the plant, the size of the pot, the season, and even what the pot’s made of (terra cotta absorbs moisture). But a quick way to tell when your plant may be thirsty is to ...

Potted rubber plants and ficus trees are popular as indoor plants across Australia. However, if planted out in the garden, these two plants can soon lose their appeal.