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fevered · 10 months

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Burgundy Rubber Tree; Ficus Elastica Burgundy

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chrisfoliage · 5 months

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Burgundy Rubber <Ficus Elastica>

#houseplants #indoor plants #nature #tropical plants #foliage #plants #potted plants #ficus elastica #ficusfamily #ficus tree

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greenplantsoutdoor · 1 month

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How to Grow & Maintain Rubber Plants: Benefits and Uses

Introduction: Rubber Plants are also known as ficus elastica, thrive in bright, indirect light. If you want to give more time to your plants with filtered sunlight, keep them near a window where they can receive filtered sunlight. By doing so, you will provide them with their natural light priority and ensure their healthy development. Note that you should not directly expose them to sunlight, as it can burn their leaves. Therefore, you should not place them directly under direct sunlight. They prefer well draining soil, so make sure the pot has good drainage. These beauties are native to Southeast Asia and are loved for their glossy, dark green leaves and their ability to add a touch of elegance to any indoor space. Rubber plants are known for their air-purifying qualities, as they can help remove toxins from the air, making your home environment healthier. They are relatively low-maintenance plants, making them perfect for plant enthusiasts of all levels. With the right care, they can grow into stunning, tall trees that make a bold statement. They also appreciate well-draining soil and should be watered when the top inch of soil feels dry. Remember not to overwater them, as they are susceptible to root rot. Pruning your rubber plant can help maintain its shape and remove any dead or yellowing leaves. You can also wipe the leaves with a damp cloth to keep them clean and dust-free.

So, if you're looking for a stylish and low-maintenance plant to add to your indoor jungle, a rubber plant might just be the perfect choice.

Best Health Benefits of rubber plants:

1. Air purification: Like many other houseplants, rubber plants can help improve indoor air quality by removing toxins and releasing oxygen. This can create a healthier environment for you to breathe in.

2. Stress reduction: Being around plants, including rubber plants, has been shown to have a calming effect on our minds. They can help reduce stress and promote feelings of relaxation and well-being.

3. Mood enhancement: The presence of plants in your space, like rubber plants, can help improve your mood. They add a touch of nature and beauty, which can have a positive impact on your overall well-being.

4. Potential humidity regulation: Some people believe that rubber plants can increase humidity in the air, which can be beneficial for those with dry skin or respiratory issues.

5. Concentration: Having plants, including rubber plants, in your workspace or study area can help improve focus and concentration. The presence of greenery can create a calming and soothing environment, allowing you to stay more attentive and productive.

6. Better sleep: Rubber plants, like many other houseplants, release oxygen and improve indoor air quality. This can create a more conducive environment for sleep by promoting better air circulation and reducing pollutants. Additionally, the calming effect of plants can help relax your mind and prepare you for a restful night's sleep.

Types of Rubber Plants: There are a few different types of rubber plants that you might find interesting:

1. Ficus elastica: This is the most common type of rubber plant. It has large, glossy leaves that are typically dark green, although there are also variegated varieties available.

2. Ficus elastica 'Burgundy': This variety of rubber plant has deep burgundy-coloured leaves, adding a touch of rich colour to your indoor space.

3. Ficus elastica 'Tineke': This variety has variegated leaves with shades of green, cream, and pink. It's a stunning and eye-catching option for plant enthusiasts.

4. Ficus elastica 'Robusta': This variety has broader and larger leaves compared to the standard rubber plant. It's known for its robust and sturdy growth.

Conclusion: Money plants prefer to have their soil slightly moist but not overly wet. It's important to let the top inch of soil dry out before watering again to prevent overwatering, which can lead to root rot. One of the unique features of money plants is their ability to purify the air by removing toxins such as formaldehyde and benzene. This makes them a great addition to any indoor space, especially offices or bedrooms. Another interesting aspect of money plants is their reputation for bringing good luck and prosperity. In many cultures, they are believed to attract wealth and abundance. Some people even place them near their financial areas or in their money corners to enhance their financial well-being. With their attractive foliage, easy care requirements, and positive symbolism, money plants are a fantastic choice for both beginner and experienced plant enthusiasts a like.

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notgreatbob · 9 months

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plant update:

my bonsai is THRIVING, i've really gotten to know how much water it likes etc and it loves it's humidity tray

my brother gave me a ficus elastica burgundy for my bday!!! i'm really excited to get to know this plant

so i have this one pothos... it's a jade, and it's a propagation. it does not want to live i don't think... it's leaves turn yellow and fall off almost as quickly as they grow and it does not matter if i don't water it or if i am watering it..... there's no root rot, pests, or fungus that i can notice... idk what to do with it.....

i put my ponytail palm outside this summer as it was getting a little... sad. but it's perked up a bunch since!! lots of new growth

my asparagus fern isn't growing this summer???? it's not dying or anything but it's just, not doing much... it did bloom though! so that's something... i think it's completely root bound though, and needs to be split... the pot it's in looks like it's about to burst

#my other plants are happy!!#love the growing season

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thesoilmate · 3 years

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3/13/2021

Simon’s new leaf is this orange-y color and omg is there a rubber plant that’s like that with mature leaves like whoa

#2021 #plant babies #plant #plants #indoor plants #rubber plant #ficus black knight #ficus elastica #ficus #ficus elastica burgundy #Simon ficus #Simon ficus elastica #Simon black knight

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bruisedmooons · 5 years

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The new leaf on my Ficus elastica has finally unfurled & it is beautiful and shiny 😍🌿

#my posts*#plants #plantblr #ficus elastica #ficus elastica burgundy #rubber plant #burgundy rubber plant #rubber fig #new leaf #new growth #my plants #plant photography #plantcore

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kasiaznana · 5 years

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Fikus sprężysty czarnolistny

#2019 #plants #ficus #rubber fig #rubber plant #ficus robusta #ficus elastica burgundy #fikus #figowiec #fikus sprezysty #fikus abidjan

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smidgey · 4 years

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Hello from my rubber trees!!

#rubber tree #rubber plant #ficus elastica #tineke #and a burgundy #plantblr

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harold-smith-in-training · 3 years

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Update: Ficus Elastica ‘Burgundy’

7/8/2020:

Found this old photo from a rinse-down in July and had to post! The photo was so washed out from the light (rip -- the room is so dark in winter) it took a lot of editing to color correct. I haven’t had any growth on this plant since the first update, but it hasn’t dropped leaves, either.

I’m writing this in January of 2021, which is just over a year since I brought the plant home. Here’s to hoping it’s gotten comfortable in my apartment and is ready to start pushing out leaves this year!

#ficus elastica #burgundy rubber plant #plant update #houseplants #plant blog

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chrisfoliage · 3 months

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