Space
Indoors
Light Conditions
Partial shade, Bright Indirect Light, and Shade
Watering
Allow the soil to dry out between watering. Water less in winter.
Temperature
Minimum temperature of 12°C.
Feeding
Use a houseplant feed in the growing season (spring and summer)
Top Tip
Burgundy Rubber Plant
Need to know
The more sophisticated, moody rubber tree, in appearance not in upkeep as it is as hardy as any of them. Wonderful in a richer interior scheme or more a grown-up space.
As hardy as old rubber. This house trendsetter is suited to positions of light sun and partial shade. Perfect for cheering up the corner of your home office.
Best space & place
A spot with bright light is key to keep this plant thriving, but not direct sun as that will burn the leaves.
When to water & feed
Water only when the soil is dry to the touch. Reduce the watering in winter. Partial to a light misting.
Need to know
Does not like a draught, so keep in a room with a steady constant temperature of 12 degrees and higher.
Pollutant Absorption Credentials
Rubber Plants have been shown to help remove formaldehyde from the air, which can be given off by building materials, synthetic fabrics, and furniture. Just moved into a new-build house? Then this plant is for you!
Size Information:
M | L | XL | |
Height (Including pot): | 130-140cm | 160-170cm | 180cm |
Stems: | 2 | 2 | 3 |
Nursery Potsize (Diameter): | ø30cm | ø27cm | ø35cm |
Decorative Pot Required (Opening): | 31cm+ | 29cm+ | 36cm+ |