Glossy and easy going.
Reasons to love your rubber plant
Drought and low light tolerant – unlike many houseplants, the rubber plant doesn’t need loads of light and can handle a missed watering too.
Great for beginners – one of the most neglect tolerant plants, and resistant to most pests, they are hard to kill and can survive a missed watering or two!
One of NASA’s best plants for improving air quality – the rubber plant is a natural air purifier and can remove air pollutants in the home by filtering common chemicals such as formaldehyde and benzene out of the air in your home.
Easy to propagate – easy to take cuttings from to make more plants.
Good looking – the rubber plant is one of the most easy-going, colourful houseplants.
Long lasting colour - as the colour comes from her leaves, the colours last all year around rather than just in flowering season!
About your rubber plant
#1. Its Latin name is: Ficus elastica
#2. Includes a care sheet so you know how to look after your rubber plant and keep them thriving. We recommend placing your rubber plant somewhere with bright, indirect light and giving her frequent mistings.
#3. Grown in the Netherlands.
#4. Sustainably packaged: boxes made from mostly recycled cardboard, notecards made from 100% recycled paper.
#5. Be careful around pets and children! These plants can have toxic effects if ingested.
#6. Approximate pot diameter size: 12 cm (please note that due to seasonal variation, pot sizes can vary by +/- 2cm.